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      Valter Roldao
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      I'm new to pycom. Sorry for the basic questions. I'm building a weather station using lopy using a basic set of sensors like https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15901
      Before starting developing my own code, I was wondering if I could find off-the-shelf libraries for weather sensors like the ADSWeather for arduino. Else, anyone here developed their own code and would mind sharing? Thank you!
      https://www.arduinolibraries.info/libraries/ads-weather

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        Doug Hall
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        I struggled for a while to read the radio signals directly from one of those using HopeRF modules. In the end I went with Jim Easterbrook's excellent pywws python approach and a single-board computer similar to RasPi. See https://pywws.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for more information and the source code could be a help if you are developing your own library. Some of my journey is detailed here https://doughall.me/2016/02/06/struggling-to-read-my-weather-station-data/

        I eventually moved to another model still based on the Fine Offset platform, although using RS485 protocol into a LoPy4 for which I developed code and have it transmitting back to me via TTN. See https://doughall.me/2018/02/13/lora-weather-station/ for links to the Git repo.

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          Valter Roldao
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          Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

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