@gohan Thank you, sir.

@skywatch Thank you for the info. Here's the fingbox link. https://www.fing.com/products/fingbox

@giangired Perhaps input two values, like dewpoint, temp, humidity, etc, and insert code to calculate and display the desired output?

@parachutesj Do you have info that i can use to set up my own?

@skywatch Thank you for the info. Here's the fingbox link. https://www.fing.com/products/fingbox

Hi everyone. I would like to put togther a door monitor with a normally open magnetic reed switch. I think I have all the materials i need. I want to power it from an 18650 lithium ion battery connected to a piezo buzzer to monitor battery charge. Can anyone refer me to some circuitry that i can start with, please? I also want to send a wireless signal to a fing box that will let me know if the door has been opened or even the status of the door. Thanks

Tried everything, factory reset, set up with and without sensors, router, smartphone, sensors and station right next to eachother. Put way too many hours into this and prefer not to waste the cost of the station and 4 sensors. Help!

@royson84 Hiya. Depending on cost and shipping, I might be interested in your stuff.

I don't see how you are going to develop a worthwhile device without wearable hardware. Sure, there are a few metrics you can monitor without, but this limits you to few options. I wear a C-PAP device. It monitors usage time, mask seal, events per hour, and humidifier, mask on/off and then gives you a score from 1 to 100. That's not much, and that's with a mask. When you go for a sleep study, the technicians place stick-on sensors on many locations on your body. The technology may have become more refined since i last had a sleep study, but i'm thinking that the sensors stuck to your body may be a necessity for this sort of thing. Here is a link to the Resmed site that my machine reports to. There's more info there. Good luck. https://www.resmed.com/us/en/index.html

Has anyone gotten their PiModules UPS PIco to work right or for very long? And is it even compatible with a Pi 3B?

@gohan Thank you, sir.

@jamzm said in Flopp's atmega328p-pu PCB:

Hi, Flopp, if you're around, could you please direct me to more information about the atmega328p-pu PCB that you shared on the oshpark site? Thanks.

@flopp, if you're around, could you please direct me to more information about the atmega328p-pu PCB that you shared on the oshpark site? Thanks. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/F7esJEMY