Graphs produced by SkyPiAQ, Air Quality Monitor Copyright (c) 2019, 2020 PWR Software
Update: 19th May 2020
The Chinese BME680 has been replaced with a UK manufactured BME680, this particular device again has its own peculiar responses in terms of the raw ohms values reading quite low generally and I think it may be a manufacturing issue in that batch of the sensor.
As soon as the raspberry pi camera was released I had the idea to time lapse the sky to try and prove beyond doubt the cause of permanently overcast Britain was at least partially these aircraft con/chemtrails.
New awb_mode for raspberry pi NoIR cameras is now available to fix the pink hue of running auto white balance on the raspberry NoIR cameras. Myself I would call it greenworld, but it is definitely an improvement on the standard auto mode for NoIR cams.
in /boot/config.txt add the following line to end of file
awb_auto_is_greyworld=1
lyndon johnson, the corporat-king muppet that replaced Kennedy “he who controls the weather will control the world”
An Interesting documentary, I like the angle that he only cottoned on when he noticed his solar cell output drop massively eh!
What it’s about, everyone could generate their own solar energy if the corporat-king laputans (laputans (laputa) are one of the sets of characters in Swifts, Gullivers Travels) were not blocking out the sunlight eh!
If a butterfly flapping it’s wings can affect the weather, how much more can 1000+ megathrust aircraft flights a day across the Atlantic affect the “jetstream” and therefore the prevailing weather we in Britain get from the Atlantic….
The reason I say that is that we have had the most amazing Sunny weather in Britain since aircraft flights have been massively reduced due to this questionable covid-19 scare.
It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good eh!
Unfortunately as a consequence of the lack of rain and increase in population, there could be some water shortages looming!
Today, again you can see how the profile of the two Chinese/UK bme680’s are similar yet different, of course I really need to space these two devices equidistant around the central beam of the shed to get a much more similar airflow… so basically can see the Bosch driver is not bad given the large raw “ohms” difference between the two…
Seems to me the Chinese manufactured BME680 (tried 3) are sensitive to some set of conditions the UK manufactured ones are not, had one of my other prototypes with UK bme680 (SkyPiAQTest) in the shed alongside my prototype with chinese bme680 (SkyPiAQShed) that has been sat there for a while, all my prototypes running on the 1.8v 28day 3second reading using the bosch sensor library.
For comparative purposes it has to be said the Chinese sensor (SkyPiAQShed) is much more in direct airflow than other prototype (SkyPiAQTest)
The Particular prototype (SkyPiAQTest) with UK manufactured sensor has been used to take readings mainly in my office which may have bit of cigarette smoke in it from time to time, and I shifted it from that environment to the shed without a reset of the stored calibrations and actually they match quite well in terms of what the bosch driver returns as the “IAQ” but some odd peaks on the Chinese sensors IAQ readings…
And the Chinese sensor as I said in other post actually tops out at max bme680 “Ohms” range from time to time, much more frequently during the period of the covid-19 shutdown… where UK one does not
Though overnight air here consistently bad outside even with shed doors open…
here’s todays graphs of the two.
Though (SkyPiAQTest) was down (not working) for an hour or so as I am testing solar panel which seems to be working OK in short term.
At last some weather that can drive solar panels in UK eh!
(And… if you noticed the difference, the (SyPiAQShed) particulate sensor is of a batch that do read higher than another batch… tested about 7 of the particulate sensors so far… though is an age difference between the two, but the graph profile is pretty much the same.)
