08-03-2016, 16:40
I think that your difficulties in reading English language are your major problem to follow this project. I understand it very well, because I have many difficulties in expressing myself and writing in English too.
Really don't know how to interpret that. At first glance the way how I understand this, don't sounds good to me, but I'm certainly wrong. Never mind...
I'm not driving this as a business! In fact I'm doing all this mostly for personal pleasure and learning about matters that I like. Why not sharing ? I'm selling the boards just because this helps others to build the system. The earning money is all spent (and even a lot more) in developing the system. I have a job, I don't live of this.
marché de "niche" - > €€€
Instead, if you intend to say that building the project is expensive... think again.
This project uses very common parts, mostly alredy available in our work bench. If you don't have any 10K resistor or a 100nF capacitor or a 7809 voltage regulator at home, possibly this project is not for you...
Where to buy parts? eBay, eBay, eBay... All is available there, if you prefer local stores, is up to you... the final cost will be 10 to 20 times more. You can find an Arduino Nano on eBay for around $2 with free shipping, try it at a local store!
Small packets with low value don't pay taxes at customs.
(07-03-2016, 07:29)tobyportugal Wrote: Weatheduino Lda -> marché de "niche" -> €€€
Really don't know how to interpret that. At first glance the way how I understand this, don't sounds good to me, but I'm certainly wrong. Never mind...
I'm not driving this as a business! In fact I'm doing all this mostly for personal pleasure and learning about matters that I like. Why not sharing ? I'm selling the boards just because this helps others to build the system. The earning money is all spent (and even a lot more) in developing the system. I have a job, I don't live of this.
marché de "niche" - > €€€
Instead, if you intend to say that building the project is expensive... think again.
This project uses very common parts, mostly alredy available in our work bench. If you don't have any 10K resistor or a 100nF capacitor or a 7809 voltage regulator at home, possibly this project is not for you...
Where to buy parts? eBay, eBay, eBay... All is available there, if you prefer local stores, is up to you... the final cost will be 10 to 20 times more. You can find an Arduino Nano on eBay for around $2 with free shipping, try it at a local store!
Small packets with low value don't pay taxes at customs.