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  #2266111 28-Jun-2019 10:20
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nova: If you are in Auckland jayj: Has a few which he wanted $50 a pop for on TM. I'd have gone for them but I'm in Chch.

 

 

 

nzkc: What was the weather station distro? With the B+s POE is an option, although the POE hat costs about as much as the Pi.

 

 

 

Anybody else: Does anybody have an HDMI Pi display they want to unload? I can get one for about $35 off eBay, but that would mean waiting.




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  #2266142 28-Jun-2019 11:00
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pbolger:

 

nzkc: What was the weather station distro? With the B+s POE is an option, although the POE hat costs about as much as the Pi.

 

 

I was doing it myself :)  As a way to learn a bunch of tech.

 

I picked up an Adafruit BME280 sensor here: https://www.adafruit.com/product/2652

 

Used that as a way to get into some Python and more PostgreSQL.  I had compiled the latest versions of PG onto the Pi (yep it takes a while) and was writing into that.  At the time I was also sending the data up to Datadog (they had a free tier that I think may have gone now).  I had plans to buy a rain gauge and an anemometer at some point and add them in.

 

If I were to do it today, I'd write to InfluxDB and use Grafana to display it.  Would be quite easy to do that.  However; I think the sensor may be dying as it gives bogus results now.  That or my soldering failed (after a few years mind).  Its not active at the moment, though I'm tempted to revive it.

 

I had considered PoE, however, that'd mean an investment to get that sorted too.  I'd really hoped to do some kind of Solar + Battery approach.  But found that a bit too confusing (dont know enough about electronics).  Also the PoE hat didn't exist at the time....oh and this was on a Pi Zero anyway.

 

 


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  #2266173 28-Jun-2019 11:22
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I've still got a couple available. Will check details at weekend and update.




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  #2266384 28-Jun-2019 16:13
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Still have 2 x brand new 3 b+ listed above

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  #2266419 28-Jun-2019 17:25
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Yep! I've got 3 x 3Bs here looking for a new loving home!

$50 a pop and I can send via $3 Trademe Book a Courier for urban places (or pick up in Auckland).

I also have a bunch of components and sensors I need to get rid off - will photograph and make a post this weekend.

(I'm moving countries end of year, so need to clear A LOT of tech stuff)

pbolger

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  #2266509 28-Jun-2019 19:24
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You don't have a mini touchscreen display do you?


 
 
 

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  #2266624 29-Jun-2019 09:51
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@pbolger, I do actually, I have no idea how it works and have never used it, but its called "3.2Inch RPi LCD V4". Link to the Photo: https://imgur.com/a/FhlbYSI

 

I also have:

 

  • 3x Raspberry Pi 3B
  • 2x Raspberry Pi 1B
  • 2x HC-SR04
  • 1x Mirosoft LifeView HD Camera
  • 1x Raspberry Pi Camera 5mp
  • 10x Red LED Lights (The tiny ones)
  • Breadboard
  • IR Receiver
  • IR Transmitter
  • SRD-05VDC-SL-C Octocoupler
  • RCC522 RFID Reader / Writer

 


pbolger

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  #2266769 29-Jun-2019 12:33
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How much for the rfid reader/writer?

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  #2266782 29-Jun-2019 12:55
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$3? I mean they're pretty inexpensive on Ebay... I guess I should have put a price on all of them... but happy to do a bulk deal.

 

RFID-RC522

 

 


pbolger

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  #2266783 29-Jun-2019 12:58
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Sounds good. I'll PM.

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  #2325783 27-Sep-2019 10:44
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I'm after one or two 3B+ if there were any still available (apologies for resurrecting an old thread for those that completed their business already).


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  #2326323 28-Sep-2019 15:00
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I am after a 3B as well, pref with power supply, thanks.





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  #2326824 29-Sep-2019 19:51
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I have two raspberry pi 3b+ in wellington

 

 

 

$50 with plastic standard pi case

 

$60 with fancy metal case

 

Pretty much brand new, didn't use them much as ended up using a intel nuc for home assistant instead.





HTPC / Home automation (home assistant) enthusiast.


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  #2329090 3-Oct-2019 16:03
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Anyone has a pi 3b+ with case for sale (AKL)?


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  #2329128 3-Oct-2019 17:11
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Yes. I do.

 

Edit: Actually, I think it is a 3b. Will check.


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