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Alasdair wrote:Have a look at http://www.iftt.com which may be a way of connecting your arduino, WiFi and web witch and alexa together. not sure f it will help but may be worth a look.
John Brown wrote:For the record, I've used the ESP8266 a fair bit over the years, both for hobby stuff (my home brewing fridge and a clock which displays hours and minutes on moving coil meters, for example), and in paid work.
NickM wrote:Bob, I can’t point to a specific resource for what you want to do, but I did find some helpful tutorials/code for what I want to do. I found those through google searches. Randomnerdturorials seems to have some good stuff on it. I’m trying to leave the electronics/coding side of things to my son as much as I can!
Andyp wrote:What sort of mansions are you guys living in
Bell boards do you have servant quarters too?
Great project. I hope you can pull it off.
Mike G wrote:Nice, Nick.
I bought a little square like yours from Ebay a few months back, for the one specific job of checking squareness of an edge when I was shooting. It had every single possible fault that there is! Both bits of steel were tapered (ie the edges were non-parallel). None of the angles, internally or externally, were even close to 90 degrees. So I did a little filing (it was as soft as anything), and now, for £3.00-something and a bit of effort, I have a perfectly good little tool. I say this just to make you go and check yours again carefully!!
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