Author Archives: hbouzas

I have an Eachine Blade 185 and after upgrading to Cleanflight 2.2.0 and having to upgrade to NAZE 2.3.2 I found out that magnetometer and GPS support were gone. Understandable as the Blade does not have a lot of memory … Continue reading →

I’m working on a project to implement a self contained ham radio rotator. It basically will take a command from a mobile device and position itself to point to the satellite selected and follow it while its visible. This also … Continue reading →

A Remote Controlled WiFi HF/VHF Antenna Switch I started playing with electronics back when I was 10 years old in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where I grew up. I got my first ham radio operator license when I was 16 years … Continue reading →

Combining Voltera V-One and Neoden TM220A

Here is an example of integration of one of our 4 input analog and 4 input digital module with freeboard.io and dweet.io. The live data can be seen at http://www.snaptekk.com

I just finished testing the first prototype of the 16 analog input and 2 digital input WIFI module. The data is encoded in JSON: {“macAddress”:”5c:cf:7f:87:58:0c”,”channelvalues”:[{“value”:123,”channel”:0},{“value”:234,”channel”:1},{“value”:486,”channel”:2},{“value”:328,”channel”:3},{“value”:214,”channel”:4},{“value”:845,”channel”:5},{“value”:967,”channel”:6},{“value”:253,”channel”:7},{“value”:665,”slotid”:8},{“value”:147″channel”:9},{“value”:166″channel”:10},{“value”:234,”channel”:11},{“value”:604,”channel”:12},{“value”:654,”channel”:13},{“value”:342,”channel”:14},{“value”:732,”channel”:15}],”channels”:16,”IP”:”192.168.2.203″} HTTP/1.1 The module sends the data regularly at ‘heartbeat’ intervals and it is configurable (SSID, … Continue reading →

Here is an example of a module that takes 4 analog inputs and 4 digital inputs, encodes the data in JSON and streams it to a server via TCP  with REST compatibility. In this specific example the module is taking … Continue reading →

I had a request from a customer to add GPS capabilities to a reed sensor so the deployment of the sensors can be tracked on a map. It is pretty straight forward to integrate a GPS module like the U-Blox … Continue reading →

WiFi Distance Sensor I have tinkered with mostly every sensor I got a hold of and now I found a pretty cheap distance sensor. I decided to integrate it with the ESP8266 and get some  distance measurements via WiFi. The … Continue reading →

Buy one at Tindie I started playing with electronics back when I was 10 years old in Argentina, where I grew up. Then I got my ham radio operator license when I was 16 years old and I was very … Continue reading →