Eric McCaughrin wrote:
In Northern Calif., we are blessed with natural,
year-round air conditioning. Ambient temps very rarely
go over 85F, or lower than 40F. With HVAC being a
major (biggest?) cost, I am wondering if anyone
considered an outdoor location?
In my backyard, I have an unused 70A 240v line, and a
large 30" high deck. Maybe this is a totally stupid
idea, but what would be the feasibility of mounting
nodes underneath the 2x6 planks of the deck? There
must be some way to keep the nodes dry without
compromising air circulation? And running the nodes
continuously should build up enough heat to prevent
dew from forming.
I would think one of the major issues with this would be de-bugging, and
I mean that in the sense of removing physical (formerly living) critters
from rapidly spinning parts. Not to mention dust. And humidity.
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