Building a Custom Wireless Weather Station (Arduino)

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In this video I build a wireless weather station - WeatherAlpha! This project involves CAD/CAM design, 3d Printing, CNC machining, lots of electronics, custom GUI, and more!
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List of the sensors used on the weather station.
+ Wind Speed - www.dfrobot.com/product-1114....
+ Wind Direction - www.dfrobot.com/product-2340....
+ Rain Guage - rainsensors.com/products/rg-11/
+ Temperature & Humidity - amzn.to/3WVZSTy
+ Barometric Pressure - amzn.to/3WawMyJ
+ Lightning Detection - amzn.to/3WTlLCN
+ Light Sensor - amzn.to/3GP8Qwb
+ SD Card - amzn.to/3X262le
+ Real Time Clock - amzn.to/3GsoD2I
+ I2c LCD Screen - amzn.to/3IxN5Cg
+ MicroController (Arduino Nano) - amzn.to/3VPTo7b
+ Electrical Box - amzn.to/3QrF57J
+ Battery - amzn.to/3GpklsJ
+ Solar Panels - amzn.to/3QrFyH1

КОМЕНТАРІ: 38

@BamaBass Рік тому

Nice one Nate!

@visiontrivia Рік тому

When you going to post your video dude?

@natemakes Рік тому

Yessir!! Thanks

@derloos 8 місяців тому

Holy cow this absolutely smashes all the other DIY weather station videos on here. A weird idea for the fourth pylon: a 1,090MHz ADS-B receiver.

@meierthomas 11 місяців тому

This is cool to the power of 2! Especially like the quality considerations that went into this build

@alexguzman5547 Рік тому

That's pretty cool, thanks for explaining why you went with the choices you made 👍

@nashguy207 Рік тому

Very nice work Nate!

@TheMoonEcat Рік тому

Nice. Looking good there.

@jacobmiller8245 Рік тому

Awesome project!

@RazorBucks 3 місяці тому

Very nice project.

@ruhroah5044 11 місяців тому

Great weather station! Thank you for sharing

@natemakes 11 місяців тому

Thanks for watching!

@warehouseman6325 Рік тому

Great video

@alexanderguillermo4495 Рік тому

nice work 👌

@south1961 Рік тому

Awesome!!

@Tntdruid 8 місяців тому

I made a esphome / Home Assistant version.

@scottcrabtree8923 8 місяців тому

Looks great ! Just wondering when cutting the T-6061 how tight of a tolerance this mill hold wile running those feeds and speeds ? The 5000 series aluminum is more prone to flexing and dose not have quite the shiny finish as the 6000 series is that why you chose to use the 6000 series. If so they also make a 7000 series but its harder to machine. Great work as always

@Noryev1 Рік тому

christ on a bike this is awesome! Thank you for sharing that rain sensor is spicy af

@natemakes Рік тому

Thank you!! I’m a big fan of the rain sensor! Super cool piece of hardware.

@Francois_Dupont 6 місяців тому

your stevenson looks very tight.

@pixelapse9613 2 місяці тому

Bro I'm very jealous with your project because that project is my dream project as a Mechatronics engineering student and I can't figured out how to build like this one 😔

@natemakes Місяць тому

Best thing you’ll take away from engineering school is breaking complex problems into a bunch of manageable ones! Let me know if you need any help building and good luck in school! You got this!

@RandomTorok 2 дні тому

what was the regulator that you used to drop the 12 volts to 5 volts?

@raven_fpv Рік тому

Is there a way to replicate this? I would like to make one too. I see you have the list of the items but that is it.

@epiech 9 місяців тому

I really enjoyed the video. Came across this while looking for info about creating a personal weather station of my own. I would be interested to know of you have a write up or a github with how you did the software side of your serup.

@natemakes 9 місяців тому

Thank you! I will have a simple write up on my website that will be live in a couple weeks! I don’t have a github but if more people are interested I could create one! Send me an email and I will send you any files regarding the project!

@odoroussmegma2191 6 місяців тому

Nate make a custom robot girlfriend next.

@asanbus 5 місяців тому

Hola. Q dashboard utilizas? Can you tell me dashboard?

@epiech 9 місяців тому

Were you successful in getting the GY-AS3935 lightning detector to work? I purchased one and I haven't had much success. Did you use I2C or SPI?

@natemakes 9 місяців тому

Yes I was able to get data back from the sensor using I2C communication. I did notice after I posted the video a few storms came through my area and the sensor didn’t seem to detect any lightning.. which is pretty disappointing. From my research it appears that the on board antenna may need to be tuned to get more accurate results!