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Retro case for Esp node

An inusual old TV case for Wemos D1 mini Pro and HTU21D sensor

marcello-miloneMarcello Milone
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I could not find a case that combined practicality and design at the same time and so I drew inspiration from an old black and white TV of the glorious Mivar brand.
Armed with patience and helped by the fantastic program "FreeCad" I managed to realize this 3D printed project with an Ender 3.
These nodes will be located in the rooms of the house and through an Android software, that I am developing, will allow you to manage the temperature individually.

Body.stl

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Front.stl

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Rear.stl

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Antenna support.stl

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  • 1 × Wemos D1 mini Pro ESP8266 based
  • 1 × TFT 1.8" Spi 128*160 model KMR-1.8 SPI
  • 1 × Sensor HTU21D
  • 1 × Dual usb female type A from old mainboard...
  • 1 × Circular antenna Copper wire in a 5 cm diameter circle

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Michail Wilson wrote 08/14/2022 at 14:44 • point

Where is the code to put on the Wemos?

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Jacob David C Cunningham wrote 07/22/2020 at 07:23 • point

Can you provide more context? I'm intrigued. What is the circular copper antenna for? I'm assuming these have batteries/how long do they last/how often to charge? You mention managing temperature?

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Marcello Milone wrote 07/24/2020 at 09:50 • point

The circular copper antenna is only for design :D , the real antenna is rear. The project is powered with a cellular's charger . No battery inside. This node is for measure temperature and humidity in every room and report this on the manage software

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