No joy. This is what I got: pi@raspberrypi:~/tuya-convert $ sudo ./start_flash.sh tuya-convert v2.4.4 AP mode not supported! Please attach a WiFi card that supports AP mode. ====================================================== Cleaning up... No screen session found. No screen session found. No scr...

If this or similar works I should be ok.

https://cwiggs.com/post/2019-10-11-tasm ... nk-bnc-60/

The tuya word was key for the search. Thank you!

the blower i've done it with a Mosfet and a ESP32 running ESPHOME : https://ledgardener.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=5652 Sockets i love using Sonoffs S31 flashed with latest Tasmota good luck You said: BN-Links and Sonoff S31s running Tasmota fw for fan, heat and light control Are you able to co...

Shimbob wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 14, 2020 11:32 pm

To control an ac infinity Cloudline fan you will need an optoisolator to interface the pi with the fan.

Ok. Any specs to require for my search? Once I have that, is it pwm driven by the pi or ?

I've done some google and ended frustrated. I have HA installed on a 3B + and found something about pwmled which I'm guessing could could pwm a fan as well?

BN-Link sockets?

Any pointers greatly appreciated

Because of the rooting solution and the sterile environment you can supposedly take much lower “quality” cuttings and still end up with rootable clones.

Or_Gro wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 02, 2019 12:17 pm

Day 20:

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Continuing to cruise right along. At this point they could go into rapid rooters or similar and root (much?) more quickly than a fresh clone correct?