Battery charge indication about wi-pwn

[VBIralo]

@stijnsimons I would, but I'm not very good at this. Good luck with the project! I appreciate your work! Thank you!

[samdenty]

I'm not actively developing Wi-PWN at the moment, I may continue in a few weeks (it depends though).

This would be a useful feature and I'll make sure to implement it in the future :)

[VBIralo]

@stijnsimons
Here, on line 148, battery voltage measurement is used -> https://github.com/AlexGyver/WeatherPredict/blob/master/weather_predict_approx/weather_predict_approx.ino

[ExploiTR]

ADC_MODE(ADC_VCC); on top of everything in xxxxx_deauther.ino

ESP.getVcc() anywhere

http://esp8266.github.io/Arduino/versions/2.0.0-rc2/doc/libraries.html

[cl0ck-byte]

But there's a big problem with voltages since A0 port can support max 3.3V (in older esps it's even like 1V) and batteries (li-pos or other kinds) usually have more than 3.3V on output when fully charged.
You'll have to put voltage divider before connecting battery's power to ESP or else it will cook by itself

[br0k3nilluzion]

^^ that is a really good idea

[VBIralo]

I can give a little code))

[bddvlpr]

@VBIralo If you want to help out, you can send a pull request! 😉

[bddvlpr]

Closing because of compatibility issues.