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1 set confirmed with @CyberGhost . Any more on sale? Thanks 1596048148 Got all the ones required. @Mod, please close the thread.

Hi, skoka123 If you are only planning moisture sensor based solenoid valve open close, I'd advice you switch the NodeMCU with an Arduino (Nano is sufficient). Once you have them, (+ the power supplies, 12v - for solenoid and 5v - arduino) then I can help you with the basic code to get the thing...

Hello, I was looking for kits to run Win 7. More than 1 set. Refurbished and in working condition. Not looking for new one with warranty and all. The kit should include Motherboard, Processor, RAM (at least 1GB) and HDD (at least 160GB).

Hi, I've never used this system. Since you mentioned you were looking for options other than wireless extender and LAN cable, hence thought it could be an option to explore. I too have the same concerns you mentioned, along with that internet theft? Like say you installed this in your apartment...

For me, I look at the price. If it is in my spending threshold I will probably go for it even if I don't need it. And, I do have a complex spend matrix by which I try to classify things :eek: One of the example was PS4. I as setting up my TV - Home Theater system. I got too much carried away...

Did you finally complete the setup ? Normally the Archer has an inbuilt Access point mode. So to setup you can follow the steps: Main router -> Plug the CAT6 cable to one of the Ethernet ports. Second Router -> Change it's IP address to something different than the first one. Plug the CAT6...

hi, @skoka123, I think this Amazon wishlist should be a good place to start up. The NodeMCU can be swapped with Arduino the 'internet/wifi' component can be left out. The moisture sensor has a screw pot to select the sensitivity and with that it is configured Hi or Low which will be put to the...

I think you should go for the Apple TV. (Minimum storage size). Here let me ask you if you use the iPhone? If yes, then definitely go ahead. I have been using AppleTV for a while now and even at FHD, the clarity is stunning. The screen savers feel so real life life. The WiFi strength is good...

Hi skoka123, that is a fine concept. I'm not aware of hydroponic, just read up something now and your comment, so please correct me if my reply gets a bit sidetracked. Your system should be like this? - 2 solenoid valves. 1 controlling fresh water, 1 controlling nutrient water. Both should be...

I have a spare mini-ITX motherboard cpu ram combo with the following specs: - Celeron J3060 (Dual core upto 2.48 GHz) - Fanless - 4 GB DDR3 RAM Link to Biostar product page. Any ideas if this could sell and how much?

Probably a bit difficult for get i5 in that price. These are the two nearest options I found: Dell Inspiron (46k, i3 10th Gen and 4GB ram) Asus Zenbook (46k, i5 8th, 8GB ram) Hope it helps a bit. :)

Hi, I have a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with PiHat - PoE adapter and 8GB Micro SD flashed with RasPi OS.. Please PM if interested.

With Alexa now understanding Hindi, this might be a reality! o_O

Just joined yesterday, and am quite fascinated with the posts. I actually attached with the oil and gas drilling industry but I have a lot of fascination with DIY stuff, computers and electronics. I hope I can add and engage with good content! BTW, can anyone point me to the Membership levels...

@skoka123 Yes, that was my previous lockdown project. It consisted of sprinklers for watering lawn and drip irrigation for watering plant. The parts were mostly bought from Amazon and a gardening site called PepperAgro . Both the systems were coupled to smart switches from Smarteefi (from...

Hi, I have a Logitech K380. Please PM me your offer? (can ship)

Hi, I have a Silverstone ML-06 case with a Corsair SF 450 PSU. Was ordered from NewEgg USA, built the PC, but it was never put to use. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks

Hi Sunily, Since you are asking for a basic system, I would strongly advice to opt for a SSD based system. The mechanical hard drives are now slowly becoming to be used for long term data storage like CCTV et all. SSD will help a lot to speed up normal day to day tasks like boot up, office...

This lockdown and Covid situation has been harsh for many, and I would count myself in it! Due to the nature of my job (oil and gas drilling) there is no scope of working from home. That being said, I'm normally used to work like 12 hours a day in some of the remotest drilling rigs, so staying...

These are really fantastic products, I have multiple of them. Have been using them over 1.5 years now, never glitched. Unlike the Yeelink, even after software update, the logins work perfectly. Scheduling works offline too. Recently they bumped their app a bit and IMO it looks better. I run all...