A very kind gentleman recently sent me an outdoor BME280. It is a smaller version of the BME280 breakout board, but in an outdoor enclosure. It was sent with one very simple instruction: "For Radspod One." I think it is like this one from AliExpress but there seem to be a few different types so have a look about. Not too long ago, Steadramon added capability to ESPGeiger for the BME280, BMP280 and I think the BME680, but don't quote me on that. Anyway, as it was intended for Radspod One, and now ESPGeiger firmware supports the BME280, it would be very rude not to! So I did. 😁 It was all quite
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I've been working on an air quality monitor over the weekend. I have a working model that samples and logs every 5 minutes into various .csv files that are used for drawing graphs. It is a work in progress, still much to do. Take a look here: https://www.blinkyslab.co.uk/airquality/ Please ignore the data as it is not accurate as is just for testing purposes at the moment. I'll be dumping the collected data and starting from scratch when I get this into an enclosure and mounted properly outside. (All data shown on the page is good.) The hardware is very simple. An ESP8266 (Wemos D1 Mini), I2C

