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Thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring today's video. Get a $5 credit for signing up for a new account at https://pcbway.com/g/q5KzK2, and don't forget to check out their 10th Anniversary Deals while you're there.

Project Axe Effect is HERE and ready to ship! Today, I'm beginning the assembly and flashing process, and I figured I'd answer some of the questions I received in the last video. For those who don't know, I'm developing a low-cost SNMP-enabled Temperature and Humidity sensor, designed specifically for rackmount installation. You can check out the announcement video here: https://youtu.be/bbxU_ZJRsPQ

But first... What am I drinking???

Real Sticky from Treehouse Brewing (Brimfield, MA) 7.4%

There are a few units left for sale at https://craftcomputing.com. Once the first 400 Beta units are gone, they're gone. We're hoping to announce the PoE Version of Axe Effect sometime around October 2024, and will begin taking pre-orders at that time. As soon as we have final details on pricing and availability, you'll see a video posted here, so stay tuned for updates!

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Assembling SNMP Temperature Sensors and Answering Your Questions

Thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring today's video. Get a $5 credit for signing up for a new account at https://pcbway.com/g/q5KzK2, and don't forget to check out their 10th Anniversary Deals while you're there. Project Axe Effect is HERE and ready to ship! Today, I'm beginning the assembly and flashing process, and I figured I'd answer some of the questions I received in the last video. For those who don't know, I'm developing a low-cost SNMP-enabled Temperature and Humidity sensor, designed specifically for rackmount installation. You can check out the announcement video here: https://youtu.be/bbxU_ZJRsPQ But first... What am I drinking??? Real Sticky from Treehouse Brewing (Brimfield, MA) 7.4% There are a few units left for sale at https://craftcomputing.com. Once the first 400 Beta units are gone, they're gone. We're hoping to announce the PoE Version of Axe Effect sometime around October 2024, and will begin taking pre-orders at that time. As soon as we have final details on pricing and availability, you'll see a video posted here, so stay tuned for updates! Grab yourself a Pint Glass at https://craftcomputing.store Follow me on Mastodon @Craftcomputing@hostux.social Support me on Patreon and get access to my exclusive Discord server. Chat with myself and the other hosts on Talking Heads all week long. https://www.patreon.com/CraftComputing Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 3:17 - Sponsor: PCBWay 4:46 - What about the PoE Version? 7:15 - Multiple Temperature/Humidity Probes? Water Sensor? 11:22 - Why only 2.4GHz WiFi? 13:52 - Humidity Sensor Enabled? YES! 15:16 - wHy nOt eSp32??? RP2040 TOO EXPENSIVE! JEFF STUPID! 17:13 - Plans for Prometheus or MQTT? 19:29 - Case, Form Factor, Magnets? 20:29 - Bonus Features (Relays, LEDs, Buzzers, etc) 23:46 - Do you ship to my country? 25:42 - Why the name "Axe Effect"? 27:57 - Future Ideas and Features? 30:24 - Shipping NOW! 32:03 - Beer Review

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Darryl Adams

Sorry Jeff, I finally fixed up my Patreon payment but I deleted the discord access and can't find the link to get back on (thought I had to reset after resubbing)

Allen Lorenz

300 boards to assemble, you assemble one , take a swig of beer, then you have 299 boards to assemble, 299 board sot amble, you assemble one, take a swig of beer....

Ray Andress

Is it just me, or does it seem odd that people aren't just setting up their own automations off the data coming from your sensors? The main benefit of a less expensive module is that you can have more, followed by easier replacement. Why would people want more processing done by the sensor?