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remember that air-exchange based HVAC assistance stuff I used to talk about all the time like two years ago?
hasn't gone anywhere, still working.
29°C composite outdoors, 23.5°C composite indoors, no AC running.
Also I should note we have a server farm and it's obviously indoors and contributing to indoor temperatures
Here's each set of sensors in °F and °C for your convenience
i keep bringing it up because people can do this and it's cost negative in less than a year
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remember that air-exchange based HVAC assistance stuff I used to talk about all the time like two years ago?
hasn't gone anywhere, still working.
29°C composite outdoors, 23.5°C composite indoors, no AC running.
Also I should note we have a server farm and it's obviously indoors and contributing to indoor temperatures
Here's each set of sensors in °F and °C for your convenience
i keep bringing it up because people can do this and it's cost negative in less than a year
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remember that air-exchange based HVAC assistance stuff I used to talk about all the time like two years ago?
hasn't gone anywhere, still working.
29°C composite outdoors, 23.5°C composite indoors, no AC running.
Also I should note we have a server farm and it's obviously indoors and contributing to indoor temperatures
Here's each set of sensors in °F and °C for your convenience
i keep bringing it up because people can do this and it's cost negative in less than a year
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remember that air-exchange based HVAC assistance stuff I used to talk about all the time like two years ago?
hasn't gone anywhere, still working.
29°C composite outdoors, 23.5°C composite indoors, no AC running.
Also I should note we have a server farm and it's obviously indoors and contributing to indoor temperatures
Here's each set of sensors in °F and °C for your convenience
i keep bringing it up because people can do this and it's cost negative in less than a year
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remember that air-exchange based HVAC assistance stuff I used to talk about all the time like two years ago?
hasn't gone anywhere, still working.
29°C composite outdoors, 23.5°C composite indoors, no AC running.
Also I should note we have a server farm and it's obviously indoors and contributing to indoor temperatures
Here's each set of sensors in °F and °C for your convenience
i keep bringing it up because people can do this and it's cost negative in less than a year
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if you're wondering how firework smoke shows up in my HVAC assist system
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if you're wondering how firework smoke shows up in my HVAC assist system
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if you're wondering how firework smoke shows up in my HVAC assist system
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if you're wondering how firework smoke shows up in my HVAC assist system
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if you're wondering how firework smoke shows up in my HVAC assist system
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oh yeah, i got the new weather sensor shield painted today so it's out tonight, let's see how she do
the funny side note is that the two AA batteries in the sensor, installed two years ago and operating continuously since then, test as nearly full charge. that's what the remote software was telling me but i was having a hard time believing it. BUT WHELP
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oh yeah, i got the new weather sensor shield painted today so it's out tonight, let's see how she do
the funny side note is that the two AA batteries in the sensor, installed two years ago and operating continuously since then, test as nearly full charge. that's what the remote software was telling me but i was having a hard time believing it. BUT WHELP
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oh yeah, i got the new weather sensor shield painted today so it's out tonight, let's see how she do
the funny side note is that the two AA batteries in the sensor, installed two years ago and operating continuously since then, test as nearly full charge. that's what the remote software was telling me but i was having a hard time believing it. BUT WHELP
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oh yeah, i got the new weather sensor shield painted today so it's out tonight, let's see how she do
the funny side note is that the two AA batteries in the sensor, installed two years ago and operating continuously since then, test as nearly full charge. that's what the remote software was telling me but i was having a hard time believing it. BUT WHELP
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oh yeah, i got the new weather sensor shield painted today so it's out tonight, let's see how she do
the funny side note is that the two AA batteries in the sensor, installed two years ago and operating continuously since then, test as nearly full charge. that's what the remote software was telling me but i was having a hard time believing it. BUT WHELP
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wanted a couple of pics of the temperature and humidity sensor I printed before hitting it with a coat of spray paint for hopefully improved durability
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wanted a couple of pics of the temperature and humidity sensor I printed before hitting it with a coat of spray paint for hopefully improved durability
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wanted a couple of pics of the temperature and humidity sensor I printed before hitting it with a coat of spray paint for hopefully improved durability
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wanted a couple of pics of the temperature and humidity sensor I printed before hitting it with a coat of spray paint for hopefully improved durability
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wanted a couple of pics of the temperature and humidity sensor I printed before hitting it with a coat of spray paint for hopefully improved durability
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one down only like... six? more to go?
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one down only like... six? more to go?
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one down only like... six? more to go?
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one down only like... six? more to go?
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one down only like... six? more to go?
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chug chug chug
print print print
these are like 7 hours each because they can’t be in fast mode because they have to have decent tolerances to stack together right :/
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chug chug chug
print print print
these are like 7 hours each because they can’t be in fast mode because they have to have decent tolerances to stack together right :/
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chug chug chug
print print print
these are like 7 hours each because they can’t be in fast mode because they have to have decent tolerances to stack together right :/
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chug chug chug
print print print
these are like 7 hours each because they can’t be in fast mode because they have to have decent tolerances to stack together right :/
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chug chug chug
print print print
these are like 7 hours each because they can’t be in fast mode because they have to have decent tolerances to stack together right :/
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"fall" mode is new btw
basically means "ignore the windows and open the air-exchange system on a distributed timer for fresh air but not _too_ much fresh air"
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"fall" mode is new btw
basically means "ignore the windows and open the air-exchange system on a distributed timer for fresh air but not _too_ much fresh air"
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"fall" mode is new btw
basically means "ignore the windows and open the air-exchange system on a distributed timer for fresh air but not _too_ much fresh air"
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"fall" mode is new btw
basically means "ignore the windows and open the air-exchange system on a distributed timer for fresh air but not _too_ much fresh air"
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"fall" mode is new btw
basically means "ignore the windows and open the air-exchange system on a distributed timer for fresh air but not _too_ much fresh air"
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Here, have a really, really niche printable solution
As part of my ongoing air-exchange-based HVAC project, I have an outdoor air quality sensor from Ambient Weather (disclosure: nothing to disclose, no sponsorship, I bought it). It’s battery/solar powered, and that’s fine… except for the part where that doesn’t work here in the winter. We’re too far north and too dark.
But since it plugs in to charge and keeps working when plugged in, winner winner chicken dinner, right?
WRONG! Because first you have to take the bottom off the case, then the charge plug sticks directly out from the bottom facing down, like a goddamn Apple Magic Mouse.
I can’t fix the mouse, but I can fix this, and I have made a printable tray and rack system to let me use it that way. And, of course, I’ve put it up on Thingiverse.
I’m rather pleased with it – I think the design is pretty good – but in all honestly my favourite part is…
you know what they call positive fitment in the machining world? When two things really fit together just right?
This has that. At least with my print settings. It’s just… thonk and then it stays, and it does this with a third object I didn’t even make so had to measure out myself, and that’s just … yeah. Oh yeah. That’s the good stuff.
Ambient Weather unit held over my 3D-printed tray and rack, with the cord going through the tray and rack down to an outlet while plugged into the air sensor. Three of the four mounting rails – the ones that thonk into place – are visible. -
Here, have a really, really niche printable solution
As part of my ongoing air-exchange-based HVAC project, I have an outdoor air quality sensor from Ambient Weather (disclosure: nothing to disclose, no sponsorship, I bought it). It’s battery/solar powered, and that’s fine… except for the part where that doesn’t work here in the winter. We’re too far north and too dark.
But […]
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Here, have a really, really niche printable solution
As part of my ongoing air-exchange-based HVAC project, I have an outdoor air quality sensor from Ambient Weather (disclosure: nothing to disclose, no sponsorship, I bought it). It’s battery/solar powered, and that’s fine… except for the part where that doesn’t work here in the winter. We’re too far north and too dark.
But since it plugs in to charge and keeps working when plugged in, winner winner chicken dinner, right?
WRONG! Because first you have to take the bottom off the case, then the charge plug sticks directly out from the bottom facing down, like a goddamn Apple Magic Mouse.
I can’t fix the mouse, but I can fix this, and I have made a printable tray and rack system to let me use it that way. And, of course, I’ve put it up on Thingiverse.
I’m rather pleased with it – I think the design is pretty good – but in all honestly my favourite part is…
you know what they call positive fitment in the machining world? When two things really fit together just right?
This has that. At least with my print settings. It’s just… thonk and then it stays, and it does this with a third object I didn’t even make so had to measure out myself, and that’s just … yeah. Oh yeah. That’s the good stuff.
Ambient Weather unit held over my 3D-printed tray and rack, with the cord going through the tray and rack down to an outlet while plugged into the air sensor. Three of the four mounting rails – the ones that thonk into place – are visible. -
Here, have a really, really niche printable solution
As part of my ongoing air-exchange-based HVAC project, I have an outdoor air quality sensor from Ambient Weather (disclosure: nothing to disclose, no sponsorship, I bought it). It’s battery/solar powered, and that’s fine… except for the part where that doesn’t work here in the winter. We’re too far north and too dark.
But since it plugs in to charge and keeps working when plugged in, winner winner chicken dinner, right?
WRONG! Because first you have to take the bottom off the case, then the charge plug sticks directly out from the bottom facing down, like a goddamn Apple Magic Mouse.
I can’t fix the mouse, but I can fix this, and I have made a printable tray and rack system to let me use it that way. And, of course, I’ve put it up on Thingiverse.
I’m rather pleased with it – I think the design is pretty good – but in all honestly my favourite part is…
you know what they call positive fitment in the machining world? When two things really fit together just right?
This has that. At least with my print settings. It’s just… thonk and then it stays, and it does this with a third object I didn’t even make so had to measure out myself, and that’s just … yeah. Oh yeah. That’s the good stuff.
Ambient Weather unit held over my 3D-printed tray and rack, with the cord going through the tray and rack down to an outlet while plugged into the air sensor. Three of the four mounting rails – the ones that thonk into place – are visible. -
Here, have a really, really niche printable solution
As part of my ongoing air-exchange-based HVAC project, I have an outdoor air quality sensor from Ambient Weather (disclosure: nothing to disclose, no sponsorship, I bought it). It’s battery/solar powered, and that’s fine… except for the part where that doesn’t work here in the winter. We’re too far north and too dark.
But […]