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From Meh to WOW – With 1 “Tiny” Hack! – YouTube – where the comments mention better ways than this convoluted solution

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/02/03

[Wayback/Archive] From Meh to WOW – With 1 “Tiny” Hack! – YouTube shows an interesting but convoluted solution to solve temperature drift on a cheap Tuya WT410-BH-3A-W thermostat (there are similar models, see below) based on the replacement sensor [Wayback/Archive] WSEN-TIDS Temperature Sensor IC & EV-Kits | Sensors | Würth Elektronik Product Catalog.

Luckily the commenters stepped in and suggest better and easier ways.

On the other hand, the solution is nice to know as it allows plugging in a remote thermostat that sits in a better place to read the temperature while the control bits stay in a place where it is easier to manually adjust.

Chapters:

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Posted in ARM Cortex-M, Development, Domotics/Smarthome, ESP32, ESPHome, Hardware, Hardware Development, Hardware Interfacing, Home Assistant, Homey, IoT Internet of Things, Network-and-equipment, Power User, STM32 | Leave a Comment »

STM32 Simulator Early Access by Wikwi Makes: sign up through this Google docs form

Posted by jpluimers on 2022/08/18

If you like working with STM32 and want to try out a new simulator for it (by [Wayback/Archive] Wokwi (@WokwiMakes)), then sign up at
[Wayback/Archive] https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfpuGcUI1YdsX6o5lBhit14GPBEh6L7MVTSSDEk_HJFvBgjUQ/viewform

Via [Wayback/Archive] Wokwi on Twitter: “Want to try out the new STM32 simulator? Sign-up for early access: link.wokwi.com/stm32-simulator 🤓” and [Wayback/Archive] tnt (@tnt).

–jeroen

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Posted in ARM, ARM Cortex-M, Assembly Language, Development, Go (golang), Hardware Development, Software Development, STM32 | Leave a Comment »