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Solar Powered WiFi Weather Station Kit – 3D Printed Parts Only, No Electronics – 074

Original price was: ₹850.20.Current price is: ₹689.20. + GST

Get 3D printed parts for a solar-powered WiFi weather station that tracks temperature, humidity, and more. Ideal for weather monitoring and IoT projects. Electronics not included.
Content – 1 X 3D printed parts for a solar-powered WiFi weather station
How to make – https://www.instructables.com/Solar-Powered-WiFi-Weather-Station/

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Category: 3D printing Tags: 3D Printed Parts, diy weather kit, environmental sensor project, iot weather monitoring, smart weather station, solar powered iot, solar weather station, weather monitoring kit, weather station 3d print, wifi weather station

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Solar Powered WiFi Weather Station Kit (3D Printed Parts Only)
This DIY weather station kit includes high-quality 3D printed parts to assemble a solar-powered WiFi weather station. Perfect for hobbyists and students interested in IoT, this weather station monitors environmental data such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and other weather parameters. The device connects to WiFi and transmits real-time data to an online platform for analysis and visualization.

⚡ Key Features:

3D printed parts designed for easy assembly.
Compatible with commonly available weather station electronics and sensors.
Solar-powered setup for continuous operation.
Ideal for IoT enthusiasts and weather data collection projects.

🔧 Package Includes:

3D printed housing and structural parts.
No electronic components or sensors included.

💡 Applications:

Weather data monitoring for educational and research purposes.
IoT-based environmental sensing projects.
Ideal for schools, colleges, and DIY enthusiasts.

Note: Electronics, sensors, and microcontrollers are not included. You can use compatible sensors and modules as detailed in the original project documentation.

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