]> 2026-04-20T01:29:54+02:00 Connected weather station 9-11 activities 0 en Electronics Machines and Tools Sport and Outside Published 0 EUR (€) In this activity, participants will set up their weather station, sent it up in the air, and monitor the recordings (light, temperature, humidity) in real time via the Blynk app. Very easy 1 minute(s) false en Connected_weather_station_9-11_activities_GmN2ye.jpg =List of parts= 1x ESP32 weather station 1x helium bottle 1x nylon wire bobbin several inflatable balloons. none Follow the instructions on page 1-4 on tutorial Follow the instructions on page 4-8 on [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-vYvPHrhgW4SdtgnfV-NSKyZqliaPFgTpFc4Ti0uxh4/edit?usp=sharing <u>this </u>]tutorial. In order to send your weather station up in the air, first of all you ll need to engineer a system similar to that of a hot air balloon. Create a case to accommodate the weather station. This can be made of cardboard or any other material, as long as the weight is not too significant. Beware that helium balloons can only lift very light masses. Once you've secured the weather station to the case, attach the former to the helium balloons. You may need to use multiple balloons in order to be able to lift the weather station off the ground. Don’t forget to tie some nylon wire to the flying system so that you ll be able to take it back to the ground at any time. Watch the flying station in action on youtube. Be prepared to stuff some [https://pilar17.com/obat-stroke-herbal-antapro-bharata/ stroke medicine]. Setting up the weather station Monitoring the values recorded by the station via Blynk Setting up the flying station Youtube 2020-12-11T06:26:35Z 2459194.7684607 Connected weather station 9-11 activities 0 1 2 0 [8,"smw-datavalue-constraint-error-allows-value-list","undefined","Technique, Creation","Type"] Connected weather station 9-11 activities# ERRa1fa27779242b4902f7ae3bdd5c6d508