@kunsi solar as well - batteries are only used at night and it's *very* efficient. Haven't changed the batteries in mine for nearly 4 years.

@foosel @kunsi the MQTT bridge can emit Home Assistant compatible messages too, so you can use it to do HA and also other stuff.

(I wrote a converter for the MADIS/APRS network so my weather station is on windy.com: https://www.windy.com/station/madis-AV975?51.530,-0.073,11,p:temp)

@kunsi the ecowitt stuff is what I have and we also use it for EMF - genuinely good quality and decent value: https://www.ecowitt.com

There's a local Home Assistant integration for it, and there's also a MQTT bridge which is what I use: https://github.com/bachya/ecowitt2mqtt

The cycling infrastructure in Brussels is decidedly mixed and they clearly do still love cars. But the dockless bikes charge by the km which is nice.

yeah I'm at fosdem, I should probably use CoMaps, but I'm used to Google Maps and I'm very wary of switching navigation apps

Use Google Maps turn-by-turn navigation in Brussels and you get to enjoy Google's English text-to-speech butchering two languages simultaneously