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Offline Fast351

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Lake temp sensor WIFI but not cloud based
« on: August 04, 2020, 02:12:52 PM »
I want to be able to detect lake temperature.  Would prefer to use a Wifi device, but would settle for a 433 or 900 MHz transmitter with a gateway. 

I want to record the temperature locally.  IE, not be reliant on a cloud service.  I got burned by the whole Nest/Google debacle where they shut down the API, and ended up having to switch to a home thermostat that supports a local API. 

I don't really care HOW the data gets stored locally (whether the gateway dumps to an FTP server, or I query it via serial, or it dumps to a log file) as long as there isn't a cloud server in the loop. 

Has anyone found a device like this?  I thought I had something with the Monnit Wifi sensor, but it seems like you cannot uncripple the device from their cloud service.


 

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