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Atmospheric Monitoring with Arduino: Building Simple Devices to Collect Data About the Environment by Patrick Di Justo (6-Dec-2012) Paperback
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First published November 20, 2012
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June 8, 2019
Book shovel ware
Would have been interesting if the authors had put in a little bit more effort, which seems to be par for the course on the other Make Magazine books I’ve read.
Biggest annoyance: a transistor is called for in the schematic without listing a part number. Sorry, authors, there’s a lot of transistors out there with a lot of hFE values.
The projects are kinda neat, it’s just that nobody did a good technical edit to make sure that it was actually repeatable.
Would have been interesting if the authors had put in a little bit more effort, which seems to be par for the course on the other Make Magazine books I’ve read.
Biggest annoyance: a transistor is called for in the schematic without listing a part number. Sorry, authors, there’s a lot of transistors out there with a lot of hFE values.
The projects are kinda neat, it’s just that nobody did a good technical edit to make sure that it was actually repeatable.
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December 18, 2019Great read!
This is an excellent book to introduce atmospheric science and arduino programming to a 10 year old. We used it for his science fair project.
This is an excellent book to introduce atmospheric science and arduino programming to a 10 year old. We used it for his science fair project.
January 29, 2014
A good project book that finds the right balance between scientific experiments and hands-on Arduino training.
February 4, 2014
Because it is a wonderful book.
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