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arduino scripts for MySensors IoT
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Leaf Wetness vs. Soil Wetness #37

Open earlthesquirrel opened 7 months ago

earlthesquirrel commented 7 months ago

I was looking at the code for Leaf Wetness and it has variables that reference soil wetness (which is a completely different sensor)

Is the code correct aside from this incorrect variable name?

Also, what sensor are you using for Leaf Wetness? I do not see it on the site.

empierre commented 7 months ago

Hello, something not finished surely... I was using the flat connectors that mesure conductivity on a surface.

earlthesquirrel commented 6 months ago

Ok, so I was reading the thread (https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/352/leaf-wetness/37). Was there ever a conclusion? Or should I just read the thread and try to forge ahead?

empierre commented 6 months ago

the best that I have not tried is the big one on the picture at the end, but I had to put it under the soil and never got time to try this

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earlthesquirrel commented 6 months ago

Ok, so I have a decent soil moisture / temp sensor (from Tindie -- https://www.tindie.com/products/miceuz/i2c-soil-moisture-sensor/ : The ruggedized one) which has been solid (and since it's epoxied haven't had any corrosion issues)

I did recently wire up the set up shown at the end of the thread and am going to give that a try soon...