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Scrogdawg
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I was noticing the other day in your pictures just how even the plants were looking.
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JustMeds
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Got the sensor's all wired up solid. Tomorrow will get some pics up after a little clean up. Want to see how stable things are now that its soldered to the end of some CAT5 cable.
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JustMeds
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Well never got to take pics of arduino and Pi mount. Did not stop to get brackets after work. I did stop and pick up a Hurricane 16" wall fan, but feel its to big for tent.
We do have a couple out of the gate: 1 of the Kwazulu and the Super Lemon Haze have seen the light of day.
The tent got some defol and a spray of de-stress.
We do have a couple out of the gate: 1 of the Kwazulu and the Super Lemon Haze have seen the light of day.
The tent got some defol and a spray of de-stress.
The Kwazulu sounds interesting.
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JustMeds
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Think it may be first cuz to that Malawi... LOL
Join the 500 club .
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Dec 2018 here we come... LOL
Yep it will be our Christmas bud lol
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JustMeds
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Here is a quick screen shot. You can see the change in room around 6pm when we started screwing around in there.
Scrogdawg
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I like that you can plot the average RH and Temp. Do you have a set of sensors mounted high and lower in the room?
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JustMeds
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Ya, one is right at canopy level other is 16" above.
Decided to make a quick shelf to mount stuff to wall.
Decided to make a quick shelf to mount stuff to wall.
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JustMeds
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The patch panel is where the sensors can plug in. The Pi connects to the network wireless.
Niwashi
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JM, I really like the idea of using the patch pannel! I have access to a ton of old patch pannels and CAT-5 cabling. Hell, you could even use regular phone line because RJ-11 will plug into the middle of an RJ-45 Jack on the patch pannel. I had been looking at using 3.5mm jacks but this is so much easier, simpler and cheaper!
Scrogdawg
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And the white USB(?) is power?
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JustMeds
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Yes, power. I also have a power supply just for the arduino I need to hook up so it don't pull through the Pi USB.
Niwashi
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JM, I would suggest getting a USB battery source to run in line. That way it will regulate the voltage AND function as a UPS. I've done this in the past and its helpful for uptime 
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JustMeds
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JM, I would suggest getting a USB battery source to run in line. That way it will regulate the voltage AND function as a UPS. I've done this in the past and its helpful for uptime
The PI would need to run off of it also or it won't do no good.
Niwashi
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Correct. My brick has 2 ports at different amp settings, but I have seen models with 8+
Here is a nice one with 4 ports and 50,000mAh capacity for less than $20
What I do is keep my brick charging, and the devices plugged into the brick.
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The other Kwazulu and the Pure African have seen the light.
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