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noderay Posted - 03/06/2022 : 19:44:31
I see there is an option to add a radon device, but it doesn't look like anyone is providing any data yet. Is there an API for this in the works? I'm using the AirThings Wave, and I wouldn't mind contributing this data. It's typically around 50 bq/m3, but between January 13-14, I had a spike of around 115.
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EmfDev Posted - 03/07/2022 : 17:39:26
Yes there will be in the future.
pbolan Posted - 03/07/2022 : 11:44:54
Yes, I have same question. Is there, or will there be, an API?

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