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Yep, that's my rule even with properly-running engines: The car won't start until the garage door is open. If I could hack up some sort of ignition interlock s
by tadfisher 8y ago
Yep, that's my rule even with properly-running engines: The car won't start until the garage door is open.
If I could hack up some sort of ignition interlock such that an Arduino or Pi could broadcast a killswitch signal while the garage door is closed, I could more effectively enforce that rule.
- FeepingCreature 8y agoCO sensor outside the car to force a shutoff?
- organsnyder 8y agoI've thought about installing a CO sensor that would open the garage door.
- luma 8y agoI built a quick project to address this from the other direction: https://github.com/aderusha/MQTTCarPresence https://github.com/aderusha/MQTTCarPresence If the car is turned on and in range of your home WiFi, it makes sure the door is open. This is mostly a convenience thing (when I leave home in the morning, it opens the door when I start the car and closes it after I leave, same process returning home) but it also address the concerns floated in the article.