emonpi
Sand-Table
| emonpi | Sand-Table | |
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| 1 | 5 | |
| 269 | 167 | |
| 0.4% | - | |
| 6.2 | 0.0 | |
| 9 days ago | 26 days ago | |
| C++ | C++ | |
| - | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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emonpi
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Use Clean Energy Charging on Your iPhone
> I'd love to be able to put a wet load of laundry into my drier and press "make sure it's dry by tomorrow morning".
So, I do a bit of this myself, manually. I've got a table of appliances and wattages, both rated and measured (using a Kill-O-Watt). I also have a 6KW (max) solar panel installation, plus I'm on a time-of-data metered plan.
I try to make sure that anything that uses hot water (tankless full electric water heater; 29W rated max) like the dishwasher and shower are done between 1000 and 1400, as that's the highest time of solar insolation during the day, plus the time of day turns over to the highest tier at 1400.
I've bought but not yet installed an eMonPi (https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonpi), so theoretically I could automate some things to optimize when to run devices. As it is though, by tracking and actively trying to reduce consumption, I've already managed to keep my electricity bill to zero for years, even putting thousands of USD back into the grid (sadly, I do not get money back from this; it only counts as credit, and resets every twelve months).
As for your specific example, I line dry my laundry. I don't see the point of running a space heater (dryer) in my garage; it usually only takes a few hours to dry where I live anyway. The only reason I still have a dryer is for down sleeping bags and coats that have to be fluffed up.
Sand-Table
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Update to my ESP32 Sand Plotter Build
I was about to start trying to recreate this using an esp32 instead but this project looks way easier.
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Interesting desk
Its a nice table. I built one also. The problem I have with his is that he does not give credit and is talking about selling them. Here he is trying to get Ravi Dudhagras software to work. Great software by the way and is pretty key part to get a sand table to work.
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Needed a new desk for my room. Why wouldn't I spend 3 months designing and building one as an ever-changing kinetic sand sculpture?
Here you go.
What are some alternatives?
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