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Hi 

Looking great!

However, all the replies about your new case concern the PMS7003 dust sensor.

I have a Nova SDS0011 sensor.      Will this fit into your new case design?

many thanks

regards

Patrick

(30-04-2019, 10:45)Superpat Wrote: [ -> ]Hi 

Looking great!

However, all the replies about your new case concern the PMS7003 dust sensor.

I have a Nova SDS0011 sensor.      Will this fit into your new case design?

many thanks

regards

Patrick

No. I found the documentation SDS0011. The dimensions of the plate are 70x70mm. How can I find some time to try to design something for this sensor.


btw. debugger:

(30-04-2019, 10:45)Superpat Wrote: [ -> ]Hi 

Looking great!

However, all the replies about your new case concern the PMS7003 dust sensor.

I have a Nova SDS0011 sensor.      Will this fit into your new case design?

many thanks

regards

Patrick

Hello Patrick

Despite the Nova SDS011 is a very good sensor, it is a lot bigger than the PMS7003, and may require a different mounting approach. The software have support for the SDS011, however the recommended dust sensor is the PMS7003.

Rgs

(30-04-2019, 11:37)jarekh3 Wrote: [ -> ]btw. debugger:

It really looks nice  

Does the connector cable fits on this space?

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I'm not entirely sure (there is 15mm from the sensor). 

Therefore, for safety, I will raise the PMS7003 by 5mm upwards.

BTW:

Done 

(30-04-2019, 21:34)jarekh3 Wrote: [ -> ]BTW:

Code:

WeatherDuino_AQM_ESP8266_ASK_v120_b002:38:29: error: TimezoneESP8266.h: No such file or directory

 #include <TimezoneESP8266.h>

                             ^

compilation terminated.

exit status 1
TimezoneESP8266.h: No such file or directory

Thanks, library added to v120_b004
Please download it again.

(30-04-2019, 22:36)jarekh3 Wrote: [ -> ]Done 

Seems a good solution.
Thanks.

Well. I think that the outdoor version is practically ready.

I have another question: what is the lifetime of OLED displays? (socket or no)

Sparse info found here and there seems to point that those 1.3" monochrome OLED displays have an estimated lifetime of 50.000 hours, around 5.7 years.