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How do I get good at designing PCBs like this?

Damn... great turnout

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Which battery do you use in this proyect?

Great video, very detailed. Congratulations

Hi, thanks for sharing this project. I'm planning to buold the rain gauge and I have a question about the code for ESPhome: in the deep sleep part you have written "mode: ALL_LOW" as wakeup mode. This way, the rain guage only triggers when the sensor goes from high to low, but not the other way. Am I correct? If so, the rain gauge would count only half of the tippings of the bucket.

It's DIY for sure, but designing pcb's goes over my head at this time... was expecting some moderate soldering and a 3dprinted case :) Anyway it looks great!

I have an issue that every day starts with a different amount of rain?

Great idea and tutorial! Thanks!!! I adapted it slightly to work with an IKEA PARASOLL door sensor, driven by a AAA-battery. However, the platform + template sensors + the mini-graph card makes it display rainfall per rolling 24 hour period, so right now it's from 22:10 today back to 22:10 yesterday. That makes rainfall/day decrease during the day when it stopps raining... Is it possible to make it per day instead (00:00-23:59) and display last 7 or 14 days? I also tried to make an extra platform+template sensor to display per hour, but now when it has not been raining for about 8 hours, it shows 0.5mm/h for last 8 hours..and I don't understand why... Made it like this: - platform: history_stats name: "Regn Contact Flips/Dry_hour" entity_id: binary_sensor.regn_contact state: "off" type: count start: "{{ now() - timedelta(hours=1)}}" end: "{{ now() }}" - platform: history_stats name: "Regn Contact Flips/Wet_hour" entity_id: binary_sensor.regn_contact state: "on" type: count start: "{{ now() - timedelta(hours=1)}}" end: "{{ now() }}" - sensor: - name: Rainfall [hour] state_class: measurement unique_id: rainfall_hour unit_of_measurement: mm icon: mdi:weather-pouring state: >- {% set count = (states('sensor.regn_contact_flips_dry_hour') | int(0)) + (states('sensor.regn_contact_flips_wet_hour') | int(0)) %} {% set mm = count * 0.52615 %} {% if count >= 0 %} {{ mm|round(1, 'floor') }} {% endif %} And a corresponding mini-graph-card like this: type: custom:mini-graph-card icon: mdi:weather-rainy name: Regn/timme aggregate_func: max hours_to_show: 24 group_by: hour show: graph: bar fill: true icon: false color_thresholds: - value: 50 color: '#8a111e' - value: 25 color: '#c7311c' - value: 10 color: '#fc5a43' - value: 4 color: '#fc8582' - value: 2 color: '#fbab3e' - value: 1 color: '#ebf438' - value: 0.5 color: '#79cf3f' - value: 0.2 color: '#24cbcc' - value: 0 color: '#3296de' entities: - entity: sensor.rainfall_hour state_adaptive_color: false Why does this report 0.5mm/h when it has not been raining and the bucket has not moved? Anyone who knows/understands and can explain to me?

Como argentino ver ese mate ahí me infó el pecho! que grande!

Respect, I admire your skills and great representation. For years I've been thinking about an input tool like this for SolidWorks and Fusion 360 instead of a 3DConnection mouse. They are all beyond my financial reach. Since I would like to have an illuminated font, my question is - could the font be completely lasered and poured with clear transparent resin?

Respekt, ich bewundere deine Fähigkeiten und tollen Representation. Seit Jahren denke ich über so ein Eingabe-Tool für SolidWorks und Fusion 360 nach, anstelle einer 3DConnection-Mouse. Die liegen alle außerhalb meiner finanziellen Reichweite. Da ich gerne eine beleuchtete Schrift hätte, meine Frage - Könnte man die Schrift ganz durch lasern und mit resine ausgießen?

You're definitely an introvert like me. I find myself deep into whatever I'm working on and when someone disrupt me, I have no way of getting back to that work again. So If I have something going on that i would need to finish, no one, I mean not a single person or event should ever disrupt me or else I would procrastinate for days.. Anyway, I wish I could replicate your project to help me work even faster because I am currently bombarded with lots of task and I can't keep up anymore. I feel like quitting these days. I don't "alone time" anymore and that drains me BIG TIME.

Done and built! It hasn't rained yet however everything went together really well. One thing I noticed is if the device becomes unavailable, when it comes back online it counts a closed signal in the history, I found subtracting the total 'unavailable' states from the sensor's history from the total on/off count fixed this problem. Overall a very fun project, many thanks for the design!

Love it, printing the parts now!

I might be overlooking something, but I do not think you specified what you used for the spacer with the DHT22.

This is truly awesome!!! When will the completely assembled PCB or completely assembled rain gauge will be available in your store? I am on the waiting list, but just wanted to get an idea of how long to wait?

Hi, anywhere i can download the files, they look amazing. the signing up on your home page does not seem to to do the trick any longer?

A very clever way of using a door sensor to accumulate data ! Well Done !

What will it cost to train someone in diaspora like Nigeria and also I will want to have training manual for self training

Where can I buy that door sensor? And is that available here in Philippines?

Helloooo , Can you teach me how can I use Arduino to measure rainfall intensity? is there a way? It's my idea for thesis purpose hope you can help me, if you know where can I send you a DM? Pleaseee

you leave the market smarter than you go to the market !

7:12 these files are not in the description. Could you please provide them?

An improvement would be a separate circuit to only turn on the ESP if it is raining. This could be completely analog for example it could use a 555 timer to see if the bucket has tipped.

What do the other LAN ports do? One is enough as the other entrances do

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Awesome as well. You are stunning. Hats off!

Wow, this DIY rain sensor project is truly impressive! You have showcased incredible skills in PCB design, CAD modeling, and 3D printing. The attention to detail in each aspect of the build, from the efficient layout of the PCB to the robust and sleek 3D-printed enclosure is really inspiring. The integration with a 'water-tight' :-) ESP32 for real-time rainfall data monitoring is a fantastic touch. Kudos to you for sharing this detailed and well-executed project. This is a prime example of what dedication and technical expertise can achieve in the DIY community. Great work!

Fantastic and outstanding work👌 I wish I could do the same system to my house. I am also very much the same as you, old school electrician and a hard-wired, oriented person 😅 Thank you for sharing this experience with us. Keep up the marvellous work 👍

Can you update to a new seller for the ESP32? The link is dead from the article, which I loved and can't wait to take a crack at!

Hi!! Can i order this fully assembled with all components ?

What is the size of the magnet used in the meter?

thank you for this. brilliant. just one question.. if i want to implement a boolean to find out if it is currently raining, what is the best way to approach it with this as well?

No se que es lo mejordel video, si el dispenser de alimento o el mate!! Saludos desde Argentina

Supernice Soulution ! Thank you !

Вау наш русский парень а такой проект замечательный сотворил! Браво!

I just wish you would be more beginner friendly on HA integration. I cant get to display on my HA.

Love this, do you have any plan to make one using POE instedd? a V 2.0:)

For those who have printed the gauge, what material did you use and how has it held up? I have a new roll of white PLA+ on the shelf but afraid it won't weather as well as PETG. I've haven't printed PETG yet but would rather do it from the start if necessary. Thanks.

I built your zigbee rain guage. First, it's great. Thank you for creating such a cool design. However, I'm having one issue with the code. The History Stats "flips/on" / "flip/off" sensor seems to count the first state in the 24 hour time period. Like, if it has not rained at all, and the contact sensor was "off" the whole time, History Stats counts that as "off", and the template sensor shows ".5mm". Is this how it's worked for you as well? How do I get around this? Thank you for any help you can offer.

Beautiful printed circuit assembly sir!

Need montage of a cat learning it.

This is one AMAZING VIDEO!👏

Excellent!

Cool came here from Aarons animals

awesome

Hi Sebastian!

Are you selling it?