Wireless MySensors solar weather and pool monitoring

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It looks like you've shared a comprehensive guide for creating a weather station using MySensors, with details on the hardware, software, and 3D printing process. Here are some key points I've extracted: **Hardware:** * NRF24L01+ module for wireless communication * GY21P board for sensors (BMP280, SI7021, DS18B20) * LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) for light measurement * Solar panel for power generation * Battery and boost converter for power supply * Arduino board for processing data **Software:** * MySensors library for communication with the gateway * Multi-function I2C library for managing BMP280 and SI7021 sensors * DallasTemperature library for DS18B20 sensor * Custom code for reading and processing data from sensors **3D Printing:** * Design created using Blender3D and sliced with Cura * Printed on a CR-10 with Optimus ABS White filament * Temperature settings: Extruder at 260°C, Bed at 80°C * Printing time: approximately 20h * Material usage: approximately 90g **Improvements:** * Calculating illumination from solar panel voltage probe to remove LDR * Adding features such as button, I2C OLED display, pyrometer, anemometer, weathercock, rain gauge, and air quality sensors MQ-x * Improving pool features with sensors and actuators (e.g., water pH meter, redox meter, temperature sensor on solar heating carpet) Overall, your guide provides a detailed overview of the project's hardware, software, and 3D printing process. The improvements section suggests potential additions to enhance the weather station's capabilities. Before I proceed, I'd like to clarify a few points: 1. Can you provide more information about the custom code for reading and processing data from sensors? 2. How do you plan to implement the illumination calculation from solar panel voltage probe? 3. What is the expected cost of the project, including materials and electricity? Please feel free to answer these questions or provide any additional context that might help me better understand your project.