It’s available under many brands from many outlets all over the world and is very common. Sorry, but I am unable to provide support for these files.Ī couple of years ago I bought a WH1080 weather station (e.g. Here are the gerber files, suitable for submitting to a PCB house. I hope everyone who received one has a lot of fun with them! I have some spare boards, so if you would like one to experiment with please contact me. Here is how the PCB looks when populated: Alternatively a wire can be directly soldered to the board.įinally a six pin BMP085 module is connected to a header. The one I purchased from eBay didn’t work so I modified it as can be seen in the pictures.
This allows a range of off-the-shelf antennas to be used. This is easily soldered onto the PCB by hand.Ī female through-hole SMA connector is used for the antenna connection. It accepts a surface-mount version of the RMF01 module (the version with a black resin blob). To solve this I designed a PCB that connects the radio receiver, pressure sensor and an antenna to a Raspberry Pi:
I probably didn’t crimp a wire properly and too many knocks resulted in unreliable operation. This is the mess of wiring I came up with: Previously I wrote about using a Raspberry Pi to receive 433MHz signals from a WH1080 weather station.
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