[Wolves] New toy+New DIgs+ SHropshire Stuff

[John Alexander]

 Adam nice to see you are looking for suitable digs...Pitty they are a bit thin on the ground ;-( ?!?!?Have you considered the University and invite the students? 
Roger one of our members is doing a talk on  Home auto and no doubt ESP8266 programming as many of the modules use the ESP!!
This will be at the Cock Hotel Thursday 29th of August 7pm ... as usual you are all welcome
John Alexander

    On Monday, 29 July 2019, 11:23:22 BST, Adam Sweet via Wolves <wolves at mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:  
 
 Sorry John, missed this. Short version, none currently.

I do intend to look for somewhere with a back room that serves
food/drinks that people would be prepared to travel to, but I've been
too busy recently due to work and preparing to move house. A quick
Google suggests the Clarendon is a possibility, but I'll need to see how
much it costs or whether there's a body count at which they'd let us
have it for nothing in exchange for a certain amount of money going
across the bar.

According to Ron's email, we could use the Electric Club where the Radio
Club meet, but any talks would have to be relevant to the Radio Club
members (which is fair, since it's their meeting place) and we'd be
expected to join if we go >3 times. That's quite limiting in terms of
what we could do there so it's not really suitable.

I had hoped to do a kind of easy technical meeting in 2 weeks time, like
a show and tell or something like that but I'm not sure I'll be able to
make it as I'll be moving house a few days later.

Again, if anybody knows somewhere suitable then please let me know.

Ad


On 22/07/2019 12:41, John Alexander via Wolves wrote:
> Adam,what facilities does the WLUG have for talks?I know it uses the open areas in most pubs which arnt the best, can we still get occasional access to the HAM radio outfit via Ron's mutual connection?
> John A
> 
>  another man's draw full of ESP's.>>
>>> Its's not ended until you've done a LUG talk, remember...
>>>
>>> Thinking of getting some to build some air quality sensors and then
>>> re-build a weather station so its like Micheal Fish on drugs.
>>>
>>> Thanks for the links as I need to order soon - there is an ecofest
>>> event in September I need to get this ready for.
>>
>> That's an interesting idea, I hadn't though of that. I'd be interested
>> to hear how that goes and what kind of sensors you use etc.
> 
> I'm not sure if you saw it but I just came across this:
> 
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/monitor-air-quality-with-a-raspberry-pi/
> 
> Googling similar, there are plenty of articles on doing the same thing
> with an esp32, though at least one has a debate about the value of what
> some sensors report such as this project here:
> 
> https://hackaday.io/project/164694-esp32-air-quality-monitor
> 
> With comments here:
> 
> https://hackaday.com/2019/04/05/building-an-army-of-esp32-air-quality-sensors/#comment-6074990
> 
> and here:
> 
> https://hackaday.com/2019/04/05/building-an-army-of-esp32-air-quality-sensors/#comment-6074933
> 
> Apparently eTVOC and eCO2 aren't that useful. There are plenty of other
> sensors and projects though out there though.
> 
> Ad
> 


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