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It's not that difficult. I made one for myself too with an ESP8266, a RTC clock module, a temperature sensor and a hd44780 screen. It displays the time and dat
by shimonabi 6y ago
It's not that difficult. I made one for myself too with an ESP8266, a RTC clock module, a temperature sensor and a hd44780 screen.
It displays the time and date, outside/inside temperature, humidity, barometric pressure.
I have the modules mounted on a breadboard, currently in vertical position with wires hangihg out. :)
- StavrosK 6y agoYeah, it's a pretty simple build, which makes it much better because the payoff is large compared to the work. I didn't need an internal temperature sensor because I have a hypothalamus, but the rest sounds great!
- bigiain 6y agoI built this a while back (checks photo date. Shgit, a decade back): https://flic.kr/p/8Sdfju https://flic.kr/p/8Sdfju Inspired by a board I found in a local jun/recycling shop and impulse-bought. It's been upgraded since then to a "Time From Space!!! Clock" since I got bored of needing to reset it because the Arduino doesn't keep very good time, so I added a spare GPS module from my junk drawer (probably one from an old drone that got upgraded to a GPS with faster than 1Hz updates). It still has breadboard and wires hanging out...