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fisherba replied to the topic GPRSBee in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 1 day ago
Hi Cal, there’s a thread on GitHub about getting this thing up and running. Looks like others are having trouble as well. Perhaps contributing your debugging will help things along.
https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors/issues/162
fisherba replied to the topic BOM in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 1 day ago
Also, @aufdenkampe has a list of the components he has compiled for his work group. It’s informal not a bill of materials, but it may help you along (it has definitely helped me): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x87AHmmCWmsgMVpbeEhw9iZm5iHPiUoJPuaUpzHsxW0/edit?usp=sharing
Do I understand correctly that you haven’t used a Mayfly for your…[Read more]
fisherba replied to the topic BOM in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 1 day ago
Hi Neil,
I usually use Adafruit batteries that already have JST 2-pin cables attached. Adafruit also supplies JST cables. Then I get my solar panels from Voltaic and solder a JST connector on one of their bare wire cables.
Triple check any that you buy on Amazon because some reviewers say they aren’t the right size.
Let me know if that d…[Read more]
Cal replied to the topic GPRSBee in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 1 day, 3 hours ago
I ordered some parts and I’m back working on this. I have 4 each of Mayfly’s (v0.5b), Hologram SIMs, and XBee3’s (XB3-C-A2-UT-001). I’ve had a little trouble getting the library straight and I intend to learn and install PlatformIO, but for now I’m working on regular Arduino platform. I’m running Sara’s “logging_to_EnviroDIY” … I don’t know if…[Read more]
neilh started the topic BOM in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 1 day, 12 hours ago
Hi
I’m putting together all the parts to use a mayfly – but I’m wondering what the power 2pin connectors are. Maybe I’ve missed looking in the right places – even the starter kit doesn’t seem to have 2pin power/battery cables.
I tried looking up the BOM to be able to find the mate, but don’t seem to find the BOM that. For an open source project I…[Read more]
neilh replied to the topic Mayfly availability – July 2018 in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 4 days ago
Fantastic. Amazon pic silk screens says 0.5. Thats a great change to be able to power directly from the LiPo
Shannon Hicks replied to the topic Mayfly availability – July 2018 in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 5 days, 13 hours ago
For more than a year now, all boards, either the ones bought separately or as part of the starter kits, are the latest v0.5b. The only difference between the .5 and .5b is the power options for the bee socket via jumper SJ13 to give you the option of powering the bee socket either from 3.3v Vcc of the board (default) or directly from the LiPo…[Read more]