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A small PCB that allows you to control your PC with Home Assistant powered by ESPHome. Turn on, off, reset, hard shut down your PC, and even see the ON or OFF state in Home Assistant.
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We need more subscribers, Tasmota might come, new hardware revision coming soon.
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Prelaunch Page is Live! Next Milestone: 200 Subscribers at Crowd Supply!
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Hey nerds 👋 🚨The PokyPow prelaunch page is live! Sign up there for stock updates at Crowdsupply. I am working with Crowdsupply on a couple of things, including the campaign's landing page. I hope I can make it public soon. Send them some prototypes and they took very nice
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Hey nerds 🤓 🚨The PokyPow prelaunch page is live! Sign up there for stock updates at Crowdsupply. Just a quick update. I applied the pc-switch project to crowd supply. This is a well known hardware related crowd sourcing company. I think the home assistant yellow was also funded there: Home Assistant
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pc-switch prototype arrived and I need to fix some things. But it is working perfectly!
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First 3D render of the new pc-switch.
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pc-switch update: I know which ESP32-C3 module to use and ramble about which antenna to use. And another reminder to take the survey.
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Currently looking into how to make the pc-switch a real product. Additionally, there are some software updates for the pc-switch for ESPHome.
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Small pc-switch update. Let's try a Discord server to help each other out on pc-switch problems.
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Here I show you how I added proper labels to my pc-switch PCB.
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I have built a PCB and have documented my process as an absolute beginner in this field. The pc-switch can control your pc power switch, reset switch via Home Assistant and ESPHome.
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🚨The PokyPow prelaunch page is live! Sign up there for stock updates at Crowdsupply. A friend recently asked me, if I know a smart home switch that runs 5V and it is pretty small. His use case was to turn on/off his HTPC in the living room. This was