From ZERO °C to Wireless Thermometers (video #12)

[@Aemilindore]

Thank you. Very Clear Instructions.

[@johnkupreski4147]

Thank you. Very much for Instructions

[@redphive]

Thank you for this. Your videos are very easy to follow and always interesting.

[@miikakurkela5606]

redphive I am glad if you foud the video easy to follow. I tried to make it so. But of course codebreaking as a subject is always very complicated.

[@tommyallehamn]

Brilliant.... as always 👍🏻

[@miikakurkela5606]

Tom Tommy Thank you for your feedback. This was a video thst I had been wanted to make already for a long time.

[@nicklaspersson4687]

Thank you for this excellent, well made,, educational, useful, interesting video.

[@miikakurkela5606]

Thank you for your feedback and kind words!

[@isoguy.]

Thank yuo for shating

[@TaylanEkinci]

thank you.

[@miikakurkela5606]

You are Welcome!

[@jrludwig1]

Thanks for this video. I have some other projects that I might use this for. Would it be possible to do the opposite? I have a nice weather clock, except that the outdoor sensor is very inaccurate. I'd like to make my own temperature sensor/transmitter, but use the original weather clock.

[@miikakurkela5606]

Hi! Yes of coure it is. Perhaps you have to analyze little closer the first recordings after the power up. I mean those that make the pairing between the devices. But the Drarno shield can be used as a excellent transmitter with no problem, see for their home page wiki or Andreas Spiess' newest video for some examples. But the problem is that all these four microcontrollers are quite power hungry, they wouldn't work for one year with a couple of ordinary batteries, like the Dostmann thermometer does.

[@MPElectronique]

Wowwww

[@aknovaman]

Is that your real voice ?

[@tropicaljantie]

Lord Drakul from Transilvania ? :)

[@miikakurkela5606]

No. Just another Santa Claus from Finland.

[@Aemilindore]

Thank you. Very Clear Instructions.

[@miikakurkela5606]

You are welcome! Thank you for your feedback. I tried to do as clear tutorial as could of this quite complicated subject.

[@tizianocrescimbeni8982]

thank you.

[@miikakurkela5606]

You are welcome!