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pj

Sound and Light man.
Self styled Electrician.
blah blah blah blah - well what can I say - this part is very boring

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I want to tell you all what I am up to and hopefully can help others in my journey

arduino coding raspberry pi NodeMCU home automation Aquarium

This user joined on 04/20/2015.

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I am building an automated aquarium controller to fit into my home automation system.
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Aquarium controller / home automation

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  • i am not quite sure what these "pages" are for

    12/10/2015 at 12:47 • 0 comments

    i have to type something here - i am not sure why - as i am really not sure what pages are for

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ESP8266 WiFi Module Library

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8 channels of 10A 250V relays controlled over Wifi with an ESP8266 module at the core. Built in RS232-TTL level shifter for external devices
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using technology to feed others
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Using an arduino to control the water level of my pond.
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Pond Controller

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PiSaint home automation board

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Turn lights in your house off and on using an android app.
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Home Automation Using An Arduino Yun And Android

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A system automatically controlling lights, feeding, water level for the aquarium.
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Automatic Aquarium Controller

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Creating monitoring systems, so even the least green of thumbs can know the joys of indoor gardening.
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Music + Arduino + IKEA
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