Wireless reef automation
posted Jun 1st 2007 11:37pm by Will O'Brienfiled under: wireless hacks

I’m on a 1-wire/home automation kick lately. It looks like he’s giving up on the router platform, but [barebottoms] did some interesting work with a couple of wireless routers (a belkin that he fried, and then onto a wrt54g) to create automated controls for his reef. Think of it as home automation for the fishes. It’s an interesting idea – a hacked wireless router could make a fairly robust and power efficient controller for simple HA applications. His site isn’t really that informative, I found the forum posts more interesting.





YAY first post
and this is an intresting hack i also have a few roughters laying arround and at my shot i have one of thoes 7 antenna things (if any one knows hacks for the WPN824 range max from linksys email me at alexsprojects@gmail.com or post in comments PLEASE ILL PAINT UR FUCKING NAME ON IT IF I HALF TO)
Posted at 12:55 am on Jun 2nd, 2007 by alex mccown