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Teal Drone Weather Surveyor by richardtracy
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 3 months ago
TealDroneChallenge
I was printing a mobile weather station when I came across this challenge and I thought that wouldn't it be cool to check the weather up high or any area really? But I couldn't stop there. There were so many different version of a DIY weather station that I couldn't decide what one would work better...and they are all square. I decided I would make this mobile weather station look like the body of the teal sport drone. it kind of looks like a capsule. I even made Stephenson screen for the humidity sensor. As I was designing it, there were some many things I wanted to accessorize for it. There are extra stl's for if some just want a basic capsule and no weather items added...good for transferring items.
Here are some links that inspired me to make this:
https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/arduino-based-weather-station-with-remote-sensor-unit-671f09?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=6
https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/enviro-sense-wireless-temperature-humidity-sensor-dbe5c1
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-weather-station/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station/
There was a lot of thought and time put into this project. I wanted everything perfect. I have not printed this myself because I don't have a Teal Drone, but the parts seem sound. I loaded them into Cura and they look alright.
The great thing is I added some template stl's so additional accessories can be designed and added.
TIP:
If you print the Stephenson screen part, print at least 5 to raise it enough for the humidity sensor cone mount.
Don't print anything with the template name.
I was printing a mobile weather station when I came across this challenge and I thought that wouldn't it be cool to check the weather up high or any area really? But I couldn't stop there. There were so many different version of a DIY weather station that I couldn't decide what one would work better...and they are all square. I decided I would make this mobile weather station look like the body of the teal sport drone. it kind of looks like a capsule. I even made Stephenson screen for the humidity sensor. As I was designing it, there were some many things I wanted to accessorize for it. There are extra stl's for if some just want a basic capsule and no weather items added...good for transferring items.
Here are some links that inspired me to make this:
https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/arduino-based-weather-station-with-remote-sensor-unit-671f09?ref=user&ref_id=110211&offset=6
https://www.hackster.io/antiElectron/enviro-sense-wireless-temperature-humidity-sensor-dbe5c1
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-weather-station/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station/
There was a lot of thought and time put into this project. I wanted everything perfect. I have not printed this myself because I don't have a Teal Drone, but the parts seem sound. I loaded them into Cura and they look alright.
The great thing is I added some template stl's so additional accessories can be designed and added.
TIP:
If you print the Stephenson screen part, print at least 5 to raise it enough for the humidity sensor cone mount.
Don't print anything with the template name.