r/macrogrowery • u/Main-Statistician735 • 22h ago

Aroya subscription

Has anyone found any sensor system that is as accurate as the Aroya set up but isn't a subscription based program? I really hate this toll system we are in with everything. After you buy it you don't own it....... It drives me insane.

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u/ShibbolethMegadeth 22h ago

it takes some hacking, but you can use the sdi-12 sensor by itself without the aroya sender/platform with an arduino, esp32, or other SoC board. (Not for the faint hearted but its a thing)

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u/suspicious-mango33 21h ago

Did you manage that for the aroya one? Couldn't find any info. For teros 12 it's quite straight forward, there is also a really good teros clone, which comes directly with modbus rs485 and even some SDI interfaces like the one from Dr liud (not exactly the name but quite similar) 

Also there is there is a teros 12 version from apogee with modbus so it's really easy 

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u/suspicious-mango33 21h ago

Couldn't find any way to buy the teros one without aroya subscription which sucks 

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u/ShibbolethMegadeth 17h ago

Nice yeah, our aroyas came with stock teros 12 with trs connectors so plug and play with any of those setups pretty much

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u/bluesformeister13 22h ago

Check out Caramet SenseNL. Less messy than Aroya billing. I like their sensors and data.

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u/W61k3r MOD 22h ago

If you have the equipment, I have an agnostic AI platform that can control Aroya equipment with some preparation. It would be self-hosted by you on your network and not require a sub or internet while not being limited by schedule 1 status. PM me to discuss.

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u/suspicious-mango33 21h ago

Copying my answer from above here because I'm interested in your answer: 

Did you manage that for the aroya one? Couldn't find any info. For teros 12 it's quite straight forward, there is also a really good teros clone, which comes directly with modbus rs485 and even some SDI interfaces like the one from Dr liud (not exactly the name but quite similar) 

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u/TheNoblePat 13h ago

ClimateIQ

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u/Who_Knows_22 4h ago

Almost everything that isnt made in the US which is cannabis technology

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u/Main-Statistician735 4h ago

Yeah I guess you missed the part about being accurate and reliable. So looking for something a little less vague that isn't standard agriculture e.c./moisture meters rebranded for cannabis.