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Temperature measurement

chiversj

A super smart thermometer that measures temperature and logs with time stamp, and other information. Creates a log over a period of time. Then downloads information into computer or other devices. Having it talk would be a neat plus feature.

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  • Would this be used more for indoor, outdoor, both, or something else entirely?

  • in reply to makerkaren

    I went to the URL suggested by CM. It too, suggests an Arduino Variant to be the Basis for any Weather Station. The Arduino Fio (the variant) appears to use/have : 1) Polymer Ion Batterry to run RTC (Real Time Clock), 2) micro-USB B female connector  for charging said battery (NOT used for programming/interfacing w/ this Arduino Fios), Programming, I believe is done thru a Pololu (manuf) USB AVR Programmer such as manuf. p/n 1030, MCM distributor # 83-15690, BUT I think you have to Solder onto pins on the bottom of the Arduino Fio. I just recv'd (physically) a USB AVR Programmer today but my Gertduino does Not get it's Programming thru this device. (I bought it for Insurance, in case I needed it) My Gertduino gets it's programming via the GPIO Header Pins on the RaspPi.

    Full Disclosure: I am NOT planning/building with any particular Project in Mind (like a weather station) .I am playing around w/ the various options in both H/W and S/W

     

    USCDADNYC (NY NY USA)

    BTW here is a joke dedicated to : theheckwithkaren.

    Q: How would you describe a person who re-Marries?

    A. A Triumph of HOPE over Experience

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  • in reply to makerkaren

    I went to the URL suggested by CM. It too, suggests an Arduino Variant to be the Basis for any Weather Station. The Arduino Fio (the variant) appears to use/have : 1) Polymer Ion Batterry to run RTC (Real Time Clock), 2) micro-USB B female connector  for charging said battery (NOT used for programming/interfacing w/ this Arduino Fios), Programming, I believe is done thru a Pololu (manuf) USB AVR Programmer such as manuf. p/n 1030, MCM distributor # 83-15690, BUT I think you have to Solder onto pins on the bottom of the Arduino Fio. I just recv'd (physically) a USB AVR Programmer today but my Gertduino does Not get it's Programming thru this device. (I bought it for Insurance, in case I needed it) My Gertduino gets it's programming via the GPIO Header Pins on the RaspPi.

    Full Disclosure: I am NOT planning/building with any particular Project in Mind (like a weather station) .I am playing around w/ the various options in both H/W and S/W

     

    USCDADNYC (NY NY USA)

    BTW here is a joke dedicated to : theheckwithkaren.

    Q: How would you describe a person who re-Marries?

    A. A Triumph of HOPE over Experience

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