good luck making it with esp8266

(and then fucking with calibration)

tho i it were for me.. from simpl ESP the e-paper one would be enough

on the esp8266 you wire up a humidity sensor that's precalibrated

doesnt seem to be in that kit

dht11 is ez to program

its in his other kits

yeah the dht11

or was it dth11

i've used it, it's kinda awkward with nonstandard interface

but ez to read

in his weathermonitor v1 with the 1" oled he includes the dht11

and it's actually aight

i couldn't get it to work with internal STM32L476 timer

so I literally counted loop cycles when the line was low or high :/

rip

active waiting

ugh

i do have spare raspberry pi tho

and you also need to disable interrupts too

i wonder if there is decent 7-10 inch e-papers what are easy to connect&control

you can read from it natively with the nodemcu and the proper lib iirc, including proper timer support

nodemcu?

is it js?

nodemcu is esp8266 flashed for arduino support

>writing in arduino c
yeah i'm not a pussy

suit yourself l m a o

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/7-5inch-E-Ink-display-HAT-640x384-E-paper-Module-Black-White-Two-color-SPI-No/32831829309.html? ugh

ow

>51$

yeah

cheaper to hack shitkindle

it's cheaper to rip one out of a kindle

and reveng the communication interface and protocol

thankfully thats already done

``Kindle is based on embedded Linux. Thus Amazon is forced to distribute the source code. You might find the actual driver sources there.``
lmao

F O S S
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now its all good

6" eink for nooks or old kindles are 30$ still

that's much better of a deal

if you're interested more: http://essentialscrap.com/eink/