WeatherRack2 Error Codes Certain data values coming from the WeatherRack2 indicate errors. You should scan for these values and modify your data appropriately. Here is a chart of the error values, their hex codes and the decimal equivalents. For example, […]
What are WeatherSense Sensors? WeatherSense is an open source protocol and software that allows weather and environmental instruments communicate with the Raspberry Pi, ESP32 and Arduino based computers. You have ALL the software source code available to learn how these […]
Get Local! Sense and understand your local Environment. Easy to Build! No Soldering! Local Lightning and Local Air Quality on your Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi is a great little computer. It even gets better when you start adding more sensors […]
Tutorial: Using MQTT with the WeatherRack2 Editors Note: Thank you Guest Blogger Jason Chalmers! This is a great tutorial on how to connect up MQTT to the WeatherRack2. Introduction The KickStarter kit for the WeatherRack2 couldn’t get to me […]
Editors Note: Thank you Guest Blogger Jason Chalmers! This is a great tutorial on how to build a simple Astrophotography with the Raspberry Pi using sensor input from the WeatherRack2. He and his daughter got great results. Introduction […]
Tutorial: Connecting an Raspberry Pi to the 433MHz WeatherRack2 SwitchDoc Labs has now released a custom built set of WeatherSense 433Mhz Wireless Weather Sensors called the WeatherRack2 for you to build your own weather station using Raspberry Pi’s, Arduino or ESP32 […]
Tutorial: Connecting an Arduino to the 433MHz WeatherRack2 SwitchDoc Labs has now released a custom built set of WeatherSense 433Mhz Wireless Weather Sensors called the WeatherRack2 for you to build your own weather station using Raspberry Pi’s, Arduino or ESP32 based […]
New Product – Wireless WeatherRack2 Weather Sensors The WeatherRack2 WeatherSense now Available! We are now proud to announce our first custom built set of WeatherSense 433Mhz Wireless Weather Sensors for you to build your own weather station using Raspberry Pi’s, […]
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