eNVIRO sense: outdoor wireless weather station sensor with Stevenson screen

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ENVIRO sense REMOTE WEATHER STATION SENSOR WITH STEVENSON SCREEN (provisional): https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/outdoor-wireless-sensor-with-stevenson-screen-dbe5c1?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=0 This is a development of my weather station unit that I've published on Hackster: https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/arduino-based-weather-station-with-remote-sensor-unit-671f09?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=6 See also a new development on Hackster at: https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/enviro-7-touch-panel-weather-station-with-remote-sensor-7cce54?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=0 The remote sensor is designed to be mounted outdoors and features a Stevenson screen for proper sensor shielding; a SHT31 provides accurate temperature and humidity measurements. The sensor is hooked-up to my own design eDOTcore (see it on Hackster at: https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/edotcore-a-versatile-arduino-board-with-built-in-rtc-7a5b1a?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=12); any Arduino Micro or Nano will be suitable for this project. The data are wirelessly transmitted by means of an NRLf24L01 with external antenna to the base unit. The power supply of the whole sensor relies on an 800mAh Li-Po battery that is charged by a 110x60 solar panel (6V 1W). The whole assembly is 3D printed and features: orientable solar panel support (azimuth and elevation) Stevenson screen for proper sensor shielding Support for 12mm pole (side mount) B.O.M. N.1 x Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V N.1 x SHT31 temperature and humidity sensor N.1 x Sparkfun MAX17043 battery gauge N.1 x NRLf24L01+PA+LNA N.1 x Li-Po battery charger N.1 x 3.7V 1500mAh Li-Po battery N.1 x 135x110 Solar panel N.1 x Camdenboss 5000 series IP 65 - 120 x 66 x 40 UPDATE March 24, 2017: Definitive 3D model files released Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Dreamer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 35% Notes: ABS 220°C PRINTING BED 120°