Measure Propane, CO2, Salt, and so much more with this DIY MQTT Weight Sensor using Tasmota @TheHookUp
Measure Propane, CO2, Salt, and so much more with this DIY MQTT Weight Sensor using Tasmota  @TheHookUp
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Build a WiFi weight sensor for under $15 that you can use to measure the amount of propane in your bbq, CO2 in your kegerator, or even salt in your water softener. No coding required. This video is sponsored by HolidayCoro (holidaycoro.com/?Click=12722) check out their huge supply of holiday light show products using my link to help support The Hook Up.

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