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Internet Based Date-Time-Weather Sync Using The ESP8266

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Author: Dennis Lepine

Last Updated: 2016-02-19

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Using a ESP8266 wifi module and a 18F45K22, date and time are stripped off a Google Serv. and sync'd with the clock routine. Clock auto set. Adjusted for DST in N.A. Adjust time zone. Adjust poll times. Weather is had using Yahoo weather api. Included are the NodeMCU Lua code files used on the ESP8266.
* This was just an exercise in feasibility.

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