u/KonoKinoko

As per title:
If I plug a mini duo “the normal way”, in HA i can see if the switch is been pressed or not.

This can have another use: if I take a dump switch, get a mini duo behind, then it will get the info (and then comand something else, such as scene)

But:
If I unplug the L1 circuit, it became incomplete, and not work.

Should I connect direcly L1 to N?

I'm looking to find a Dimmer zigbee switch. I'd love to buy sonoff (link here), as I used them before, but what stop me is the big red sign
"Note: 220–240V only. Do not exceed or go below voltage limits."

As super beginner I have a stupid question: this refers to the input V or the output?

my project is in Japan, where power runs at 100v like US.

Is there any valid alternative to do the job?

"the job" is that I want to connect to HA a dimmer LED strip and lights, but keeping at least one button on the wall for daily use.

Thanks!

as title. first time doing a fish farm.

So, if I get the core mechanics is.. egg get extract, if place is available, drop the egg back in, otherwise release them somewhere else.

I saw some people using pokeshell to do the dirty business, but so far I've been placing all of them in a corner. The map really have many of them, so now the chance there is en egg in there is... high. I'm now very scared to get closed to the pit of death, but eventually I can get the 2 things to work together.

sooooo before touching the pit of death, I think I'll just release the fish back in the big pond. After 10 cycle they will die of starvation, if I'm not wrong.

ah, the reason I'm doing the egg drop in the dry is cause I want to keep that passage clear for now. I think I'll lower the water of one cell in due time. for now I'm just testing.

the idea is pretty simple: cool down the salt water before releasing.

My plan is to replenish the ocean which is getting smaller and smaller as I dig down (and I haven't figure out yet a decent way to prevent that).

so, the idea is: then temperature goes below 30'C, open the bottom door, flush the liquid, and after a short wait, close the doors and open the one above. This is to prevent the aquatuner to deal with an impossible task (I had bad experience in the past of just having an aqua to cool a large body of water...).

(please note the manual switch is temporary, only to calibrate the system)

the problem I have is that.. once it hit target temperature, the sensor goes green and keep the door open. I thought of putting a memory toogle, but it immediately overwritten by the sensor, which is still green.

any idea how to solve it?

thanks!

when selecting the dig tool, a pop up appears.

(please don't tell me it's always been there, I have 2000+ h in the game)

EDIT: apparently this feature is only on the DLC planetoid, otehr planetoid still have the old pattern background

as title: just found an error on the Orehull page:
It report pooping both Mud or Dirt.

EDIT: after some testing, while eating tower kelp, it poop Polluted MUD

damn time zone, I have to work today, I can't jump into the DLC yet!

Hi gardeners!

I bought an old house, which was abandoned for few years. The agent then cleaned up before selling.

This huge hydrangea was left alone, and given the shape, I think growing over something else.
Last autumn I cut a little the top, and finally this spring has started sprouting at the base!

Do you have any advice on how to deal with? My plan is to get it back to a “normal” hydrangea size

Hi there! Just found this sub!

here is my little balcony. As you can see from the dead and stressed plant, I'm really really bad at keeping plants.

I only recently found a decent balance of watering (Hydrangea on the foreground is recoverying after being in my care, one Ginko dead few weeks ago, the other seems doing fine, potato seems ok), but... I'll soon leave tokyo for several weeks leaving the plants to my wife care (If I'm bad a gardening, she totally ignores it. "it's your plant, you have to take care of them" kind of treatment).

So, I bought a Sonoff water valve that I can automatize. My long term plan is to put a humidity sensor that tells it when to water it. But for now, I have a trouble: the hydrangea really like water everyday, everyone else just every few days. and the heat is coming. (balcony is facing east, so it get really hot in the morning).

Any suggestion?

This is a new one. I have 2 cooling loop in this chamber, and I noticed one keep getting the pipe emptied.
I now noticed a lot of dirt of the floor, hinting that... water could be boiling in there?

The loop looks correct to me. and yet... something is happening.

Any idea? what am I missing?

and... as I was writing this post, it happened! I caught one live. a spill from the pipe, dropping there. in second will flush and we know there rest.

First time I see this, after million of cooling loop done. any idea?

EDIT: Found it. it was mistakely connect to the dripping pipe above. I didn't notice sooner as only occasionally the pwater was going there, namely, when hte turbines were not working.

Thanks everyone!

Hi there!

I'm a very beginner, who is sperimenting into HA. I recently found the Sonoff Mini Duo, and test how it could work to make IoT my old house.

Here is a video of my test
here is the original diagram

The things I don't understand is why the manual switch works that way. I can turn it on, and nothing happens, but then when I press off again, it send the signal to the light.
In the same fashion, to turn the light off, I need to press the switch twice.
Basically the fisical switch is like a "push button".

Not sure if it's cause I bought the wrong switch, or that is the correct operation. if that the case, I should get "push button" for everything instead?

Not sure if affect, but the lightbulb is a smart light, cause I didn't have any other spare around, but in theory this should work with normal light bulbs (right....?)

let me know!
thanks

Hi there!

I'm a very beginner, who is sperimenting into HA. I recently found the Sonoff Mini Duo, and test how it could work to make IoT my old house.

here is the original diagram, and one version cleaned up for 1 switch only.
https://imgur.com/a/KkdgoR1

The things I don't understand is why the manual switch works that way. I can turn it on, and nothing happens, but then when I press off again, it send the signal to the light.
In the same fashion, to turn the light off, I need to press the switch twice.
Basically the fisical switch is like a "push button".

Not sure if it's cause I bought the wrong switch, or that is the correct operation. if that the case, I should get "push button" for everything instead?

Not sure if affect, but the lightbulb is a smart light, cause I didn't have any other spare around, but in theory this should work with normal light bulbs (right....?)