This is going to be my first foray into 433 with Home Assistant. Thanks for the tips!

Just adding my 2 cents on this. I have the same fan and it wouldn't start. Pulled the guts out of it and ended up disassembling the fan unit by straightening the metal tabs that hold the lid on, removing the fan and completely cleaning it out with a brush and soapy water. Then blew out everything with compressed air, cleaned off the excess lint and sprayed WD40 in the fan assembly towards the main shaft and bearings. Worked that in with some pliers turning the shaft until is spun freely. Cleaned off the excess WD40, put everything back together and it's running quiet and sucking like new.

I want to keep everything dumb. TV, Oven, Microwave, water heater, washer, dryer.

Thank you very much! Thats exactly what i need. I wake up my raspberry pi touch screen with a motion sensor. Great!

I seem to have 2 drives, both 4tb but it is only seeing 1 drive, or am I reading this wrong, I don't understand.

Can this kinds of locks can be acces by anybody buy just openning their bluetooths??

I used a plug mounted current sensor on washer and dryer , below 11mA current in my case i know it's on standby and the cycle is done and it pings our phones. " Alexa good night" turns off those appliances at the end of the day too

Hello, yes. Aqara vibration sensor. Or, depending on how much power your washing machine uses, you could use any smart plug (just have it on all the time). From there: vibrates: washing in progress. Vibration stopped for X minutes, washing is finished. (accounting for a soaking cycle, that might only stir the clothes every 5 minutes). Pretty much the same with the smart plug. If it consumes more than what it does idle, and it's happening, then not happening for X minutes -> cycle is finished.

That second plastic guard that goes over the original guard is to keep the Sparks going in a proper direction

Good video, thanks.

I have a solar equivalent to this and wish there was a way to specify hours of operation for motion. Any suggestions?

Your video shows using "ZeroTier" but how about using tailscale? My initial attempts are failing, even though I can use my Tailscale IPs to remotely talk to each server from each site. I am wondering if there's more tailscale config to do?

does it work when car is off? i mean, is the socket powered even when car is off?

hey have u got any idea on how to do this without a zigbee hub but with a hue bridge hub ? ( i have homeassistant running on a raspberry pi )

Let's see what it looks like when it is dark outside.

Can you wall mount this mirror horizontally?

your link doesn't work

Why dont use a Lora module? it has more range kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXu3opKgis5ji5I

I'm using one of these Coral TPUs on one of the micro HP 800 PCs that has two NVME ports and a SATA port. Truthfully, the BI server is running as a Proxmox VM on that machine with the Coral TPU set as a PCI-E passthrough. It runs the same speed as my old dedicated Windows PC i5 setup with an Nvidia GTX960 running the AI. All less than 20ms detection time on 5 cameras. Just be very cautious which Coral TPU you get to match the PCI-E slot for your NVME. I did have to get the Single-TPU model as no Multi-TPU was available for my NVME slot.

Thank you for the video. I would like to do the same. Should it be 6V? I see 4 batteries.

Had a microwave that didnt have a silent function. Wasnt sure about proper disharge for the Cap. Never again will i be awaken by this cursed noise. Thank you thank you.

I was lost in the instructions sucked lol thank God for this video

Wow, that's a really detailed explanation. I don't need it right now, but saving it incase it happens to me someday. Thanks for uploading this video!

Thank you for your content, So very helpful.

Service now called action. New YAML action: python_script.set_state data: entity_id: binary_sensor.pir_motion_sensor_motion state: off

So your sending wifi commands to send IR? I heard thats very slow compared to direct IR.

We have been saving dozens of old laptops, some over 10 years old, by installing Linux. They are for students in a third-world country. Affordable for them, saves the environment.

nice video thank you so much

I find that when you are sorting the cables the most effective way is to pinch them between your finger and thumb about 3/4" from the end. Once they are sorted trim those cables back about 1/4" from the end. You should be left with 1/2" of sorted cable that you can either put into a comb or a pass through connector. 60% of the time it works every time.

just install linux mint bruh why chrome os

I believe UEFI is needed. There's old and there's real old. A PC, laptop or desktop, might be too old and the BIOS isn't UEFI. Had a 12 year old Toshiba laptop that was too old. I think Chrome OS Flex might still be not as capable as Chrome OS. I think I came across something that mentioned that. I think this is a great way to extend the life. That Toshiba laptop couldn't handle Linux either. The main issues are the internet. The data transfers are so dense these days these machines can't handle it. I ended up taking the Toshiba screen off the laptop, bought some Chinese circuit boards off of EBay and turned it into a monitor. Mostly, because I wanted to see if I could do it. Now, that being said, there's FydeOS. A fork of ChromiumOS. More "Linux"ish but looks like Chrome OS. I've tried it with a Live USB on a laptop. My biggest issue was an external monitor. It was a mess. That might not need UEFI, but don't really know. I have installed ChromeOs Flex on a 8-9 year old BeeLink about 4 inches square. The internet on it was hopeless with Windows. Back when new it wasn't bad. Very useable with ChromeOs Flex. If you have enough ram, ChromeOS + ChromeOS Flex let you add Linux in Developer mode. I've run MS Edge on a Chromebook. Microsoft has a Linux version. Also, LibreOffice and Gimp. A bit slow, but perfectly adequate.

You didn’t show how to put this together. Like not really. There’s 2 parts that magically got into your device that we didn’t see. Next video

Tnx for video, I ll try it 👍

can u show how to reset ds80195 rev 1.2 password

Hello. Any video or info on how use the included it are a digitizer to make it touch? I have more questions and collaboration info if there is a blog we can collaborate thanks for the time and effort. Deeply appreciated.

This doesn't seem to work if you have your Home Assistant set up for outside ssl access. HA server up an HTTPS with your duckdns name and all that to the speaker. The speaker can't resolve that type of link and play the tts or mp3 file....

not working for me 😞

I see you can read and sniff, but what about sending and transceiving codes?

what Gauge wire should I use for the ground ?

Hello Thank you for sharing this video. It’s truly a huge time-saver. Best regards

very down to earth explenation that is understandable. thank you!

the download link is messed up i think

Nice!!!

Thank you. I will trying this soon.

Ist das ein dichtungsring oder dichtungspaste?

So good, thanks for the video and for sharing it !!!

Thanks. I would like to see an optional trogger feature add you can click to take a pic

Thank you. I activate this as a script when Sonos Alarm is set and running in the morning 👍.

Good video. Thanks

Great Tutorial, Good Job on the Mirror also. Thanks