Re:O.mg Cable
by abraae on Thursday September 02, 2021 @03:05PM
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If you want to diy it, Check out ray Ozzie's recent project featured here on HN recently. Very reasonable priced with one up front payment for (10 ?) years of connectivity
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Here are some articles and projects where we show how to do Asset Tracking. One article is about an Iceland trip, the other is about building out a GPS tracker, complete with data dashboards.
Iceland: https://blues.io/blog/vacation-gps-asset-tracker/
Full Asset Tracking Project: https://www.hackster.io/paige-niedringhaus/low-code-gps-asse...
Adapting this for a car would be straightforward.
$49 for the device and data: https://blues.io/
Re:O.mg Cable
by heleninboodler on Thursday September 02, 2021 @04:46PM
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This feels like a dumb question, but I can't find dimensions of the Notecard anywhere and I can't quite judge the scale from the pictures. How big is it?
https://github.com/blues/note-hardware/blob/master/Notecard/... has the measurements, looks like 35mm x 30mm
Keep in mind that’s he card with a M.2 edge connector on one end. Mostly you’d be plugging that into something, at least to hook up the power/data lines. They sell “Note Carriers” for that, which end up making the combo bigger than that.
Here’s a pic of the note card plugged into their Raspberry Pi note carrier. That’s a standard 40 pin 0.1” spacing connector on the left, so it’s 2” plus the mounting holes in that dimension. 65x57mm and about 20mm tall for the stackable 40 pin socket+pins.
Re:O.mg Cable
by Workaccount2 on Thursday September 02, 2021 @03:26PM
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What service are they using that gives 10 yrs of connectivity for a flat price?
Probably "VC Cash".
I've got a couple of the units and can say they are working well and very easy to interface with.