[Superpat]

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

[jarekh3]

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:

[werk_ag]

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

[werk_ag]

btw. debugger:

It really looks nice  

Does the connector cable fits on this space?

   

[jarekh3]

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

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

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

[jarekh3]

Done 

[werk_ag]

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.

[werk_ag]

Done 

Seems a good solution.
Thanks.

[jarekh3]

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

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

[werk_ag]

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.