[weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Glenn Vadney]

Delete the database at /var/lib/weewx/weewx.sdb and then recreate an empty 
database with "sudo wee_database --create".

On Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 1:00:12 PM UTC-7 angelalon...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hellow Tomaz. How did you discard all the "fake data" the simulator driver 
> creates? 
> Thanks a lot
>
> El martes, 28 de julio de 2020 a las 12:42:29 UTC+2, Tomasz Lewicki 
> escribió:
>
>> Thank you all for the answers and tips. The right answer was MQTT and 
>> topics around it :)
>>
>

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[weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Ángel Alonso Tubía]

Hellow Tomaz. How did you discard all the "fake data" the simulator driver 
creates? 
Thanks a lot

El martes, 28 de julio de 2020 a las 12:42:29 UTC+2, Tomasz Lewicki 
escribió:

> Thank you all for the answers and tips. The right answer was MQTT and 
> topics around it :)
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Greg Troxel]

Tomasz Lewicki  writes:

> I don't know yet how my setup will work during winter. I live on latitude 
> of 51 N . 

I'm only at 42N, but find that here (Massachusetts) there is plenty of
sun in winter.   You do need a clear souhern horizon.

The advice that you may need a bigger panel is wise.  If you have a
battery that will run the station for a week, and a panel that will
recharge the battery in one sunny day, you will probably be ok.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Tomasz Lewicki]

W dniu wtorek, 28 lipca 2020 16:29:06 UTC+2 użytkownik Norbert F napisał:
>
> I dont think its enough if you are in a area with "Winter", you have very 
> short and flat sun and sometimes weeks with cloudy sky and nebula. I think 
> you need a big panel and strong akkus.


I don't know yet how my setup will work during winter. I live on latitude 
of 51 N . 

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[spydr]

I have a similar setup.  Multiple esp8266’s. Posting data to mqtt broker hosted 
on the rpi.  From there you need the mqtt driver to get the data into weewx.  I 
can troubleshoot the mqtt data with MQTTool.  There are others.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Norbert F]

I dont think its enough if you are in a area with "Winter", you have very short 
and flat sun and sometimes weeks with cloudy sky and nebula. I think you need a 
big panel and strong akkus.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Tomasz Lewicki]

W dniu wtorek, 28 lipca 2020 15:49:24 UTC+2 użytkownik Norbert F napisał:
>
> Its USB powered because in Winter there is snow on the panel in my area 
> and so solar dosent work.


Yes, I'm afraid of this too. But I will install the station in such manner 
that I could remove the snow easily from the solar panel. Now I'm testing 
it at home, in the room, trying to "deep sleep" ESP8266 for 1 minutre, then 
wake, send the data and sleep again. 

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Norbert F]

Its USB powered because in Winter there is snow on the panel in my area and so 
solar dosent work.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Tomasz Lewicki]

W dniu wtorek, 28 lipca 2020 15:31:22 UTC+2 użytkownik Norbert F napisał:
>
> I use a ESP8266 with "tasmota" for my homemade Weatherstation. Its easy to 
> configure, didnt need much power, sends mqtt. Tasmota knows the most 
> Sensors by default and send all mqtt via wifi to weewx-mqttSubscribe driver.


I use ESPEasy instead of Tasmota but basically it is the same. Is your 
station powered by USB or solar panel?

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Norbert F]

I use a ESP8266 with "tasmota" for my homemade Weatherstation. Its easy to 
configure, didnt need much power, sends mqtt. Tasmota knows the most Sensors by 
default and send all mqtt via wifi to weewx-mqttSubscribe driver.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Rob Shorrock]

Thanks , now that you showed me it's possible to get data into weewx I feel
a zeropi weather station is the way to go. The zeropi would have to be
located outside on the mast  with  the sensors and powered with a solar
battery.  It might be a challenge getting an indoor temp sensor connected.







On Tue, 28 Jul 2020 at 10:16, Michael Bruski 
wrote:

>
> First of all you need to write some code on the Raspberry to get your
> sensor data from the Thingspeak channel they are written to.   This link
> 
> will give you an idea how to do that on the pi.  Once you are able to read
> all of your channels, you can write them to a temporary file and use the
> WeeWX extension fileParser to pick it up.   Check out this link
> 
> for details.   I used it to setup a fileParser to collect my sensor info so
> that WeeWX could reap it and found the method works well.   My setup is
> somewhat different than yours in that I have my sensors connected directly
> to the RPi so I simply use my sensor program to read the data and then
> write it to a file.   WeeWX knows where to find that file and grabs it at
> the interval specified.  The author gives you a sample python program to
> create a data file containing your sensor data.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> On Friday, July 24, 2020 at 4:03:15 AM UTC-4, Tomasz Lewicki wrote:
>>
>> Dear Weewx users.
>> It's my first post. I looked into wiki and docs but still are stuck so I
>> ask here.
>>
>> My configuration is as follows:
>>
>> 1. DIY solar powered WiFi weather station (built from here:
>> https://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station-V20/
>> 
>> - the project known to some of you, I suppose), based on Wemos D1 Mini Pro
>> (ESP8266) with own IP address in local network
>>
>> 2. Raspberry Pi 3 used as cheap airplane tracking station (ADS-B stick).
>>
>> Now I want to extend RPi with Weewx fed and weather station data.
>>
>> Because my station is hand-made, I can't use any of standard hardware
>> drivers. As far I installed Weewx with Simulator driver and it works -
>> http://stationIP/weewx shows many plots and data. I was even able to
>> send it periodically to my other, public available, webserver by FTP.
>>
>> But of course I don't need fake, static data. I want to RPi with Weewx to
>> communicate periodically with weather station, grab the data (or weather
>> station push it periodically to RPi, which is the same, I suppose) and view
>> it live via the webserver.
>>
>> So finally I come to the important question: is such connection possible?
>> I suppose yes, but my experience with such hardware is very poor and I
>> don't know where should I go. I'm experienced Linux user so it is no
>> problem in this field. I only expect that someone will point me in the
>> right direction, some keyword to look for. Maybe someone has similar
>> configuration and could help?
>>
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[weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Tomasz Lewicki]

Thank you all for the answers and tips. The right answer was MQTT and 
topics around it :)

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[weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Michael Bruski]

First of all you need to write some code on the Raspberry to get your 
sensor data from the Thingspeak channel they are written to.   This link 

  
will give you an idea how to do that on the pi.  Once you are able to read 
all of your channels, you can write them to a temporary file and use the 
WeeWX extension fileParser to pick it up.   Check out this link 

 
for details.   I used it to setup a fileParser to collect my sensor info so 
that WeeWX could reap it and found the method works well.   My setup is 
somewhat different than yours in that I have my sensors connected directly 
to the RPi so I simply use my sensor program to read the data and then 
write it to a file.   WeeWX knows where to find that file and grabs it at 
the interval specified.  The author gives you a sample python program to 
create a data file containing your sensor data.

Hope that helps.

On Friday, July 24, 2020 at 4:03:15 AM UTC-4, Tomasz Lewicki wrote:
>
> Dear Weewx users.
> It's my first post. I looked into wiki and docs but still are stuck so I 
> ask here.
>
> My configuration is as follows:
>
> 1. DIY solar powered WiFi weather station (built from here: 
> https://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station-V20/ 
> 
>  
> - the project known to some of you, I suppose), based on Wemos D1 Mini Pro 
> (ESP8266) with own IP address in local network
>
> 2. Raspberry Pi 3 used as cheap airplane tracking station (ADS-B stick).
>
> Now I want to extend RPi with Weewx fed and weather station data.
>
> Because my station is hand-made, I can't use any of standard hardware 
> drivers. As far I installed Weewx with Simulator driver and it works - 
> http://stationIP/weewx shows many plots and data. I was even able to send 
> it periodically to my other, public available, webserver by FTP.
>
> But of course I don't need fake, static data. I want to RPi with Weewx to 
> communicate periodically with weather station, grab the data (or weather 
> station push it periodically to RPi, which is the same, I suppose) and view 
> it live via the webserver.
>
> So finally I come to the important question: is such connection possible? 
> I suppose yes, but my experience with such hardware is very poor and I 
> don't know where should I go. I'm experienced Linux user so it is no 
> problem in this field. I only expect that someone will point me in the 
> right direction, some keyword to look for. Maybe someone has similar 
> configuration and could help?
>

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[weewx-user] Re: DIY weather station + Weewx on Raspberry Pi - how to join them?

[Rob Shorrock]

I have been running weewx on a zeropi with wifi connected to my home 
network . The zeropi gets the weather station data through a usb connection 
to a Acurite 5in 1 PWS and I can access the weewx dashboard from my 
browser.  The weewx also uploads the data to a PWSWeather.com to allow 
viewing on the web. Unfortunately my Acurite has ceased functioning and I 
need a new system. Could a zeropi w  run software to read the sensors and 
load the data into weewx also running on the zeropi w ?. The zeropi runs at 
low loads when running weewx but may need extra hardware to read the analog 
sensors??

On Friday, 24 July 2020 at 18:03:15 UTC+10 Tomasz Lewicki wrote:

> Dear Weewx users.
>
> It's my first post. I looked into wiki and docs but still are stuck so I 
> ask here.
>
> My configuration is as follows:
>
> 1. DIY solar powered WiFi weather station (built from here: 
> https://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station-V20/ 
> - the project known to some of you, I suppose), based on Wemos D1 Mini Pro 
> (ESP8266) with own IP address in local network
>
> 2. Raspberry Pi 3 used as cheap airplane tracking station (ADS-B stick).
>
> Now I want to extend RPi with Weewx fed and weather station data.
>
> Because my station is hand-made, I can't use any of standard hardware 
> drivers. As far I installed Weewx with Simulator driver and it works - 
> http://stationIP/weewx shows many plots and data. I was even able to send 
> it periodically to my other, public available, webserver by FTP.
>
> But of course I don't need fake, static data. I want to RPi with Weewx to 
> communicate periodically with weather station, grab the data (or weather 
> station push it periodically to RPi, which is the same, I suppose) and view 
> it live via the webserver.
>
> So finally I come to the important question: is such connection possible? 
> I suppose yes, but my experience with such hardware is very poor and I 
> don't know where should I go. I'm experienced Linux user so it is no 
> problem in this field. I only expect that someone will point me in the 
> right direction, some keyword to look for. Maybe someone has similar 
> configuration and could help?
>

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