hi i have a question about useing a raspberry pi 2 for looking on and keeping track of some solar pannel and if it can or has been done yet ?
hi i have a question about useing a raspberry pi 2 for looking on and keeping track of some solar pannel and if it can or has been done yet ?
Answer's obviously yes, also an RPi is far from the most economical way of doing it.
The cheap Arduino clones would be more capable with more I/O and Analog inputs. In fact you could use say an ESP8266 and not even use any extra I/O depending on what exactly you are intending to do while getting the project onto the LAN via WIFI
Answer's obviously yes, also an RPi is far from the most economical way of doing it.
The cheap Arduino clones would be more capable with more I/O and Analog inputs. In fact you could use say an ESP8266 and not even use any extra I/O depending on what exactly you are intending to do while getting the project onto the LAN via WIFI