Best Pi weather station tutorial on TH-cam. Thanks man!! I noticed you haven't uploaded in a while, but I subscribed. You make good content, keep it up!! 👍
Not too shabby! The type of shield you're building is also called a passive radiation shield. It not only protects the sensor from the sun, but it allows ambient air to flow through organically. This helps prevent stagnation. I would suggest cutting out a good portion of the bottoms of those bowls to allow air to both flow through and vent upward through the shield. You might be trapping a bit of warmer air by closing off the bowl the sensor sits under. It may not affect the data by much, but it might be skewed nonetheless. If you want to get fancier, you can add a fan to draw air past the sensor and turn it into an aspirated shield. Just keep the air flow below 1 m/s so the flow itself doesn't impact the readings.
Nice project, maybe raspberry pi is a bit overkill, maybe not. I tried my first station using Arduino with logging to SD card like every 10 minutes. My second was indoor version using Raspberry Pi Pico W with MicroPython and sending data in batches over wifi as text where each line is valid json string. Server is Python/Flask which validates JSON and for known station adds calculated dew point, sea level pressure and specific humidity. Your project is somewhat unique, cause it made it further than to a breadboard. Hopefully I have one small low power PC as a server at home.
Great job! I’m looking forward to doing this build. However, I am looking to mount this at a farm lake location to not only monitor local weather, but the inside temperature and humidity of a storage shipping container. I’m curious if you’ve tried to add this to your script.
Love this project and I love the website. I think I'm going to try and build a wx station too for my website. Btw, I had the same No Step On Snek flag hanging up in the shop when I was in the Navy. Good stuff.
Awesome build! Didn't know there was a citizens weather observer project. Seems like you put a lot of planning and thought into building your weather station. Nice job :))
Hi! I dont know if you’d ever read this but i’ve been wanting to make a pc similar to your terminal video, but i wanted to add more storage- LOADS of it, i just want a massive document storage 😂 anyways, is there a way to connect hard disks to a raspberry pi? Thanks in advance
The only concern I have is running ethernet outside in into your house one lightning strike could take out your whole network ideally running data inside your house to outside your house should be electrically isolated
Thanks for an actually-helpful video about DIY RPI Weather stations!
Best Pi weather station tutorial on TH-cam. Thanks man!! I noticed you haven't uploaded in a while, but I subscribed. You make good content, keep it up!! 👍
Not too shabby! The type of shield you're building is also called a passive radiation shield. It not only protects the sensor from the sun, but it allows ambient air to flow through organically. This helps prevent stagnation. I would suggest cutting out a good portion of the bottoms of those bowls to allow air to both flow through and vent upward through the shield. You might be trapping a bit of warmer air by closing off the bowl the sensor sits under. It may not affect the data by much, but it might be skewed nonetheless. If you want to get fancier, you can add a fan to draw air past the sensor and turn it into an aspirated shield. Just keep the air flow below 1 m/s so the flow itself doesn't impact the readings.
My good sir, THANK YOU for actually using tools and materials easily obtainable. This video is great work! You deserve more views
Nice project, maybe raspberry pi is a bit overkill, maybe not. I tried my first station using Arduino with logging to SD card like every 10 minutes. My second was indoor version using Raspberry Pi Pico W with MicroPython and sending data in batches over wifi as text where each line is valid json string. Server is Python/Flask which validates JSON and for known station adds calculated dew point, sea level pressure and specific humidity. Your project is somewhat unique, cause it made it further than to a breadboard. Hopefully I have one small low power PC as a server at home.
Great job! I’m looking forward to doing this build. However, I am looking to mount this at a farm lake location to not only monitor local weather, but the inside temperature and humidity of a storage shipping container. I’m curious if you’ve tried to add this to your script.
Love this project and I love the website. I think I'm going to try and build a wx station too for my website. Btw, I had the same No Step On Snek flag hanging up in the shop when I was in the Navy. Good stuff.
instead of the dht11 you should use the dht22 for better acurracy ..
great build. how is it holding up after 3 years? What is your CWOP node? thanks
I took the station offline after moving a bit ago and just never set it back up for the new location. My old node was FW8812. Cheers!
Awesome build! Didn't know there was a citizens weather observer project. Seems like you put a lot of planning and thought into building your weather station. Nice job :))
Thanks!
Are those just regular cereal bowls???
Awesome
Hi! I dont know if you’d ever read this but i’ve been wanting to make a pc similar to your terminal video, but i wanted to add more storage- LOADS of it, i just want a massive document storage 😂 anyways, is there a way to connect hard disks to a raspberry pi? Thanks in advance
Yes you can. You would either use a USB hard drive or some form of USB to SATA/M.2
@@daniskaengineering thank you :D
I hope raspberry pis get cheaper soon
Could this be ran on a raspberry pico? Instead of the more expensive pi?
I'm sure it could, the idea is simple enough, but you may have more luck with a Pi Zero over a Pico.
@@daniskaengineering only problem is current supplies for the Pi zero, so I was looking at way to do it with what’s currently available.
Always use ethernet surge protectors when installing ethernet outdoors.
Nice shirt! Is that an Arduino? lol
Yep. An Uno
autre projet similaire: une petite station meteo arduino sur serveur APACHE RPI: th-cam.com/video/4vGV18UcRBk/w-d-xo.html
Me trying to send it to space
The only concern I have is running ethernet outside in into your house one lightning strike could take out your whole network ideally running data inside your house to outside your house should be electrically isolated