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Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 9:36 PM
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Subject: [Tinyos-help] Motes for outdoor deployment
We are trying to deploy a wireless sensor network in an outdoor
envi
For recent outdoor deployments, we used some ABS plastic and polycarbonate
plastic boxes from Hammong Manufacturing. I'll caution you against boxes
that are too large because they didn't seal all that well. The 3.5"x3.5" box
we used did just fine though.
For solar, there are modules from Sparkfun
I found a pvc pipe that the motes would fit in, I think it's 1.5".
There are threaded
fittings that would allow access, and it should be water-tight given
that it's water
pipe.
As far as batteries go,
I haven't done any tests yet, but I think a lithium polymer battery
would probably work pretty we
>> 1. How can I get enclosure for MicaZ/TelosB motes, so they can deploy
>> weather-proof? Could someone recommend some companies?
>
> You should have a look at volcanic monitoring work led by Prof. Matt Walsh
> at Harvard. As far as I remember, they used cases to protect the motes from
> climatic
Hi,
> 1. How can I get enclosure for MicaZ/TelosB motes, so they can deploy
> weather-proof? Could someone recommend some companies?
You should have a look at volcanic monitoring work led by Prof. Matt Walsh
at Harvard. As far as I remember, they used cases to protect the motes from
climatic c
We are trying to deploy a wireless sensor network in an outdoor
environment. I have the following two questions:
1. How can I get enclosure for MicaZ/TelosB motes, so they can deploy
weather-proof? Could someone recommend some companies?
2. battery is a problem. Is it easy to use solar energy to
