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Marty On Monday, April 28, 2025, 1:59 PM, Laci via groups.io <ha8rd.laci@...> wrote:
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Hello Laci
AMS AS3935 Franklin Lightning Sensor can detect lightning near your QTH. Once detected, nodered can be used to control a coaxial relay or if using a mechanical relay, a servo can be used to control that. You can use ESP32. If you are using HomeAssistant, then setting up sensor is quite easy via Esphome. 73 Puneit / VU2TUM |
There is a node-red flow that polls the litigators site and tell you how far away a lightning strike is detected. There are a couple of different flows in the file section. No need for any sensor hardware.
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Marty On Monday, April 28, 2025, 8:14 PM, Puneit Singh via groups.io <vu2tum@...> wrote:
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Laci Ok. Sao what is the issue. you need to connect some relay board to your node-red server. Enter you longitude and latitude in the function and if the result of the caclulation is less than some number send a message [payload to the relay to turn off the amp. later turn it back on. Marty
On Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 07:39:39 AM EDT, Laci via groups.io <ha8rd.laci@...> wrote:
I am using the W8BE node red lightning flow , which I would like to use to switch a relay that disconnects the amplifier.
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