A portable logger and graph viewer for altitude, temperature, and pressure data.
Sometimes the simplest things give me the most trouble. I’ve been working on a downloader cable adapter for the Backwoods Logger, with the goal of supporting both 5V and 3.3V FTDI cables. Because the Backwoods Logger is a 3.3V design,…
The Backwoods Logger is a programmable graphing altimeter / thermometer, developed and documented here at Big Mess o’ Wires. Today is a big day for the Logger: I’m re-launching it as a formal open hardware project, and also offering a small test run…
Chris Stemple has finished the first custom build of a BMOW project by a reader, with a great-looking build of the Backcountry Logger Mini. Using some spare room on a panel from InternationalCircuits.com, Chris added and removed a few things from…
The Backcountry Logger is a portable device for measuring and graphing altitude, temperature, and air pressure. It should appeal to any outdoorsy people interested in examining altitude, temperature, or pressure movements over timescales from an hour to two weeks. That…
Logger Mini and I returned this week from the John Muir Trail. It was an amazing, epic trip, ending unexpectedly with me stranded in the middle of nowhere in the Owens Valley desert, gawking at the PLAGUE WARNING signs. It…
I’ve made some refinements to the Backcountry Logger firmware, based on my experiences in the field last weekend. I’ve decided to bring the Logger Mini with me on my upcoming John Muir Trail trip, rather than the Logger Classic that…
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