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Reply To: Using the Teensy 3.5

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2021-08-03 at 5:02 PM #15789
neilh20
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    Ahh very nice.  I’m sure its worth it to get a standard design for all climates, and able to cope with keeping some sensors warm.   Seems like the cost is going to go up dramatically though. Powering is a lot of cost and of course IP65 space is costly (for those batteries!!).  I wonder if it is open sourced, or a private contract design.  I use a 4.4AH LiIon, which is quite large for the Mayfly, and of course it can only charge at a max of 0.5A/hr – which means the solar panel is only about 3Watts (though easy to oversize to cope with shading) . Thanks for sharing and the references.