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Repainted the offspring's shabby old desk, looks a bit flasher than it did, although I'm not all that happy with the finish.
Mike
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After a few months I've finally got my TV cabinet assembled and attached to the wall. I built this out of some rimu planks and boards I had lying around. The top and bottom were quite warped so I used sash clamps when gluing the sections together, to force the planks square again.
It looks huge because I don't have that many toys in there yet. Just a DVD/HD recorder, a TiVo and a Blu Ray player.
There's enough room in there to have two 17" wide sets of gadgets side by side.
From left to right there are:
I'm going to paint the cabinet black at some stage.
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It's taken me a it of time but I finally done my first IoT (Internet of Things) project to remote control my heat pump. The Arduino (ESP-12 micro-controller) acts as a webserver and relays the web commands into IR commands that the heat pump understands. There has been many times were I've gone to work and I have forgotten to turn off the heat pump or I'm out late and it's cold and I want to turn the heat pump on.
There is zero internet security yet but I'm going to rely of my routers VPN to handle that.
jimbob79:
It's taken me a it of time but I finally done my first IoT (Internet of Things) project to remote control my heat pump. The Arduino (ESP-12 micro-controller) acts as a webserver and relays the web commands into IR commands that the heat pump understands. There has been many times were I've gone to work and I have forgotten to turn off the heat pump or I'm out late and it's cold and I want to turn the heat pump on.
There is zero internet security yet but I'm going to rely of my routers VPN to handle that.
This is the mobile web app I developed to control the heat pump. It's just a mix of jQuery & jQuery Mobile. All the html and assets are stored on the micro SD card.
The ESP-12 Wi-Fi micro-controller is currently sitting on a development breakout board but I plan to move it to a smaller package using the ESP-12E which is smaller and have it compacted into a box the size of a Tic-Tac container or bicycle puncture re-pair kit box.
Building and installing speaker back box's for Sonance Silhouette speakers.
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jimbob79:
It's taken me a it of time but I finally done my first IoT (Internet of Things) project to remote control my heat pump. The Arduino (ESP-12 micro-controller) acts as a webserver and relays the web commands into IR commands that the heat pump understands. There has been many times were I've gone to work and I have forgotten to turn off the heat pump or I'm out late and it's cold and I want to turn the heat pump on.
There is zero internet security yet but I'm going to rely of my routers VPN to handle that.
This is the mobile web app I developed to control the heat pump. It's just a mix of jQuery & jQuery Mobile. All the html and assets are stored on the micro SD card.
The ESP-12 Wi-Fi micro-controller is currently sitting on a development breakout board but I plan to move it to a smaller package using the ESP-12E which is smaller and have it compacted into a box the size of a Tic-Tac container or bicycle puncture re-pair kit box.
Any chance you'd be willing to do a bit of a how-to guide? I'd love to do this with our heatpump.
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