Based around a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a community project has transformed the popular single-board computer into a compact weather station. Comparatively easy and inexpensive to create, the system can be wall-mounted and features a 2.8-inch touchscreen display.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Raspberry-Pi-Turn-the-popular-single-board-computer-into-a-compact-weather-station.462894.0.html
It's a waste of RaspberryPi. Arduino is enough, esp8266, esp32 also. I'm huge fan of RaspberryPi, but this project is simply a waste od Pi power.
It's a waste of RaspberryPi. Arduino is enough, esp8266, esp32 also. I'm huge fan of RaspberryPi, but this project is simply a waste od Pi power.
It is not technically a weather station as it doesn't contain any instruments for measuring atmospheric conditions. It only displays a weather info from a weather provider.
A bit of an overkill for a rpi, but should a fun project to do nevertheless.
Quote from: Robert on April 26, 2020, 08:13:13
It is not technically a weather station as it doesn't contain any instruments for measuring atmospheric conditions. It only displays a weather info from a weather provider.
A bit of an overkill for a rpi, but should a fun project to do nevertheless.
I meant that rpi is a bit of a overkill for the project, not the other way around, haha.