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2016-02-18 at 1:03 PM
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Hey congrats. Very nice.
I’ve been playing with the Particle.io photon as well, nice environment and easy to use.
I was wondering how do you plan on calibrating it and tracking the accuracy of
I’ve been playing with the Particle.io photon as well, nice environment and easy to use.
I was wondering how do you plan on calibrating it and tracking the accuracy of
Hey congrats. Very nice.
I’ve been playing with the Particle.io photon as well, nice environment and easy to use.
I was wondering how do you plan on calibrating it and tracking the accuracy of the readings? – perhaps too early to ask that.
I always add a low cost aluminium measuring rule or USGS style manual gauge.
I’ve been playing with the Particle.io photon as well, nice environment and easy to use.
I was wondering how do you plan on calibrating it and tracking the accuracy of the readings? – perhaps too early to ask that.
I always add a low cost aluminium measuring rule or USGS style manual gauge.
I’ve been using thingspeak.com for recording – here is a basic visualization of data from a simple rain gauge I measured – actually using another board – but the Particle photon is so much nicer and I will be using it
https://thingspeak.com/channels/8652
The nice thing about thingspeak is its basic data visualization, and you can decide what data to share on a public URL, and also what to keep private for management behind the scenes.
