Very nice project! How are the test strips are arranged around the base time? From base time upwards 6 steps from left to right or base time in the middle and three stop increments up and down? Do you have any pcbs to sell? thx

非常好，简单大方漂亮的界面。可惜没有存储器，减淡，加深的功能。

can you provide code??

That's great, where can I get the mobile app? Thanks

How big is a file for 24 hours?

good project, for my time lapse videos I prefer a shorter interval between shots seeing clouds curl and fold into themselves is fascinating. Must admit I've never done night time time lapse.

Hi, can you tell ke how exactly you managed the Lifestream? Like which module did you use?

I am going to try this. How do you think the plastic dome is holding up?

Nice Video. I have a question I would like to place my Allsky camera in a place with a dark sky, where there will be connecting to the internet, but what would I have to do to be able to have access to the Allsky set from home? It is known elsewhere to be connected to another WiFi network.

Please dial down the obnoxious background music. It drowns out your voice and makes the video a less than positive experience.

Would be so cool if you'd turn this project into an arrival/departures display, with the automatic announcements!

How are you getting on with your camera 4 months on?

I'm grateful that this project exists. I have owned BloomSky cameras in the past, but the project has all but disappeared. I am curious as to why you did not mount this atop the peak of your roof so as to avoid the overhang and the streetlight glow? Or is it just inconvenient / difficult to reach?

Please share the STL files. Thank you. Heck, I'll be willing to buy them off cura.

John thanks for sharing this project, you did a great job, are you planning to share the 3D printed file? Thanks

Informative video - I need to build one.

Very nice! I built an allsky cam several years ago using a Pi but with a different camera module. I used the same plastic hemisphere from Amazon. Unfortunately the dome lasted less than a year before it turned yellow from UV and eventually developed a crack. The heat output from the Pi and the camera were sufficient to prevent fogging and condensation inside the dome. I used a PoE adapter to power the Pi over a wired network connection and mounted it on the roof next to my weather station.

This is cool. You should do something with the resulting timelapses. Make them viewable online in some cool way. Android widgit showing last night’s Timelapse maybe? Put it on a nest display? Not sure, but a part 2 could be cool. 👀

That's incredible! Time lapses look great, and your video itself is really well done!

Very nice.

very cool project. Do you think a zero w would also work? The pi4 seems to be a bit overpowered for that project.

Pretty cool project! Should look into dumping the values into a MQTT topic so they can be displayed in something like home assistant as well :)

Hi John, I was wondering what camera you were using onboard the rocket. Given that you are using a raspberry pi, was it a (raspberry) pi-cam?

The raspberry pis around me are out of stock. Can I use a pico instead?

My 13 year old son is developing an interest in model rocketry. In our journey of discovery to understand how all the pieces work we discovered your RU-vid channel. I would like to know why you opted for an arduino for the ground control center instead of another raspberry pi?

Looks awesome! you should consider adding the data from the cool looking dashboard of data in your launch post.