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[2227.20 --> 2227.96] make it stronger. |
[2228.38 --> 2230.48] So it's clearly a better way to go |
[2230.48 --> 2231.54] for these types of devices. |
[2231.86 --> 2234.40] But it does suck having yet a third, |
[2234.80 --> 2236.74] a new wireless standard. |
[2237.40 --> 2238.60] That's why I resisted it, |
[2238.82 --> 2240.72] but it was the audience that convinced me to try it. |
[2240.90 --> 2241.96] And it is now my favorite. |
[2242.36 --> 2243.78] And it's nice to see the Zigbee integration |
[2243.78 --> 2244.90] work so well in home assistant. |
[2245.36 --> 2246.24] It makes me feel better. |
[2246.62 --> 2248.84] You'll be using the IKEA trad free buttons next. |
[2249.14 --> 2249.76] Just you wait. |
[2249.76 --> 2250.48] Oh man, |
[2250.52 --> 2251.38] I'm already on Alibaba |
[2251.38 --> 2253.06] and I'm already on Amazon |
[2253.06 --> 2255.00] just looking at all the possible Zigbee devices. |
[2255.16 --> 2255.82] In fact, |
[2256.14 --> 2259.70] I want to install LED lights |
[2259.70 --> 2261.14] in the wheel wells of jupes |
[2261.14 --> 2262.46] to help with rodents and stuff. |
[2262.84 --> 2264.70] And I don't want an LED light strip. |
[2265.04 --> 2265.92] I would like, |
[2266.10 --> 2266.44] you know, |
[2266.64 --> 2268.02] a big bright light |
[2268.02 --> 2268.96] that is Zigbee |
[2268.96 --> 2270.90] that's DC powered |
[2270.90 --> 2272.10] that I could mount in there |
[2272.10 --> 2273.98] and then home assistant could turn on |
[2273.98 --> 2274.50] in the evening |
[2274.50 --> 2275.50] and turn off in the morning |
[2275.50 --> 2277.46] and shine light down on the ground. |
[2277.46 --> 2279.60] And I've seen lots of light strips |
[2279.60 --> 2283.64] I can find lots of DC power Zigbee controllers, |
[2284.10 --> 2286.58] but I would like a mountable LED light. |
[2286.80 --> 2287.62] I haven't seen it. |
[2287.66 --> 2288.00] And of course, |
[2288.02 --> 2289.54] it'd have to be really weatherproof |
[2289.54 --> 2290.78] because it'd be in the wheel well. |
[2291.24 --> 2292.92] So you're going down the road with rain. |
[2293.32 --> 2294.28] But that's my next thing. |
[2294.36 --> 2297.60] I want to just kind of convert over. |
[2297.96 --> 2299.56] I'd like to get some Zigbee lighting. |
[2300.12 --> 2301.82] I got to replace some of my light strips. |
[2302.24 --> 2302.38] You know, |
[2302.38 --> 2303.46] I got to do some of that crap. |
[2303.64 --> 2304.90] There's some bulbs |
[2304.90 --> 2306.62] and some smart plugs |
[2306.62 --> 2308.24] and a lot of sensors. |
[2308.24 --> 2310.50] It does seem to work really well. |
[2310.76 --> 2312.86] And I was impressed with the performance |
[2312.86 --> 2314.82] and the fact that its battery life |
[2314.82 --> 2316.44] is supposedly pretty good |
[2316.44 --> 2318.36] and it's still giving me near real time data. |
[2318.66 --> 2320.28] As we're doing the show here, |
[2320.62 --> 2321.80] I'm watching the temperature |
[2321.80 --> 2322.76] in the studio garage |
[2322.76 --> 2324.42] just go up and up and up in real time. |
[2324.62 --> 2325.30] It's wonderful. |
[2325.66 --> 2326.48] Oh, that's fun. |
[2326.60 --> 2327.14] Yeah, useful. |
[2327.30 --> 2328.04] Isn't that great? |
[2328.10 --> 2330.38] Do you have also a Zigbee anxiety sensor |
[2330.38 --> 2331.18] to go with that? |
[2331.58 --> 2332.70] I will soon probably. |
[2333.06 --> 2334.60] I'm checking Alibaba every day now. |
[2334.82 --> 2336.58] There's all kinds of crazy Zigbee devices. |
[2336.58 --> 2338.50] So I think, yeah, |
[2338.60 --> 2340.14] wheel well lights would be my next thing. |
[2340.30 --> 2340.98] Temperature sensors, |
[2341.10 --> 2342.04] just getting them replaced, |
[2342.36 --> 2344.18] just phasing out the Z-Wave stuff. |
[2344.28 --> 2345.42] So if you got any tips out there, |
[2345.84 --> 2346.50] let me know. |
[2346.84 --> 2348.02] Of course, you can always tell us in person |
[2348.02 --> 2349.28] because the West Coast meetups |
[2349.28 --> 2351.48] are coming up soon too. |
[2352.04 --> 2353.36] Details at meetup.com |
[2353.36 --> 2354.68] slash Jupiter Broadcasting. |
[2355.20 --> 2356.36] We have a lot of events. |
[2356.62 --> 2358.08] We have a Southern Oregon event. |
[2358.14 --> 2359.72] We have a Northern California event. |
[2359.78 --> 2361.44] We have a Southern California event. |
[2362.28 --> 2364.16] We have random meetups we'll do |
[2364.16 --> 2365.04] called micro meetups |
[2365.04 --> 2366.06] as we're going down the road. |
[2366.18 --> 2367.56] And we have all of them listed out |
[2367.56 --> 2368.92] at meetup.com |
[2368.92 --> 2370.16] slash Jupiter Broadcasting. |
[2370.70 --> 2372.30] Finalizing the details right now, |
[2372.36 --> 2373.62] as Alex and I are recording, |
[2374.28 --> 2375.74] the wife lady is chatting |
[2375.74 --> 2376.58] with our insiders |
[2376.58 --> 2378.90] in our Matrix West Coast crew room, |
[2379.20 --> 2381.36] bit.ly slash West Coast crew. |
[2381.82 --> 2383.72] And they're in there chatting details. |
[2384.14 --> 2385.62] We were all set and ready |
[2385.62 --> 2387.46] to go to McMinimins in Portland. |
[2387.92 --> 2389.06] We have a listener that works there |
[2389.06 --> 2389.82] that invited us |
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