I'll get the parts list later. Basically a little Arduino, a temp/humid
sensor, and a small 2-line LCD display. You have to write some code and
program the Arduino but that is pretty easy using code on Adafruit you
can pretty much cut/paste with some minor jiggering. Put the
programming environment on your PC, plug in the Arduino to a USB port,
then shoot the program to it, it runs.
Or look here for the stuff (bit more expensive than your chinee
supplier, but probably decent quality). https://www.adafruit.com/categories
--FT
On 8/9/16 1:33 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Is there a link to the parts list and how to? Sounds useful!
on another front: I came across the basic stamp and breadboard I used
to make an ultrasonic rangefinder 20 years ago....
Floyd Thursby via Mercedes <mailto:[email protected]>
August 9, 2016 at 11:01 AM
I have a little temp/humidity sensor on an Arduino and a display to
show both. Easy enough to make one, you can leave it in the car and
run off 12V. Probably $12 in parts from chinee sources, you could
embed the display in your dash somewhere, make it look "factory."
--FT
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