Product Showcase: SparkFun Temperature Sensor

[@markday3145]

It would be awesome if the sensor was on the opposite side of the board from the Qwiic connector. That way, you could make a little cut out in a project box, attach the sensor board to the box so the sensor lines up with the cut out, all without the Qwiic connector getting in the way. That would be especially useful with the micro board.

[@RandyHouk]

Love these little Qwiic sensors. Would like to see you offer Micro Python example code and driver since I'm using these with your Pro Micro RP2040 board and Pico.

[@justovision]

"Yeah, but it's a dry heat." Can confirm. Born in CO and live in MI 90° is two completely different things!

[@bobbyyc]

Ooo, nice 3D printed Arduino smartwatch. =) Also, "bundle up buttercup". XD

[@georgepillsbury5412]

I agree the demo would be better if they used Poe over the single pair Ethernet. That way they wouldn’t be dependent on a wall wort connected to an extension cord. Yes they should have put a current transformer on each pump and a level sensor for the water level. The vibration sensor is kinda cool but if you are really worried about flooding you need to see if the pumps have stalled and the current water level. Maybe adding a moisture detector on the floor. All this would fit in their message. Just saying that they have all these sensors in house. Maybe a temp and humidity sensor just because

[@peacekeeper5119]

Drinking water is super, when it’s hot. When it is cold, you should not wear a hat, you should drink alcohol to stop freezing. 😂