Zasder Weather / Flash your LilyGO
Flash your LilyGO from the browser
Turn a $10 LilyGO T3 ESP32 board into a real-time radio receiver for your weather station — decoded off the air and posted straight to your backend. No command line, no toolchain: plug in USB, click Install, done in about two minutes. Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer (phones and Safari/Firefox can't talk to USB serial).
1 · Pick your station's band
The radio band is set by your sensors, not the board — both firmwares run on the same LilyGO T3 (V1.6.1, the SX1276/78 LoRa variant).
433 MHz
AcuRite Atlas and most AcuRite sensor suites.
915 MHz
Fine Offset family — Ambient Weather WS-2902/WS-5000 and most Ecowitt sensor arrays.
2 · Plug in and install
- Connect the LilyGO to your computer with a data USB cable (some charge-only cables never enumerate).
- Click the Install button above for your band and pick the board's serial port in the browser prompt — it usually shows as
CP210x,CH910x, orUSB Serial. - For a new board, accept the offer to erase the device. Flashing takes about two minutes; leave the tab open.
- When the install finishes, the same dialog offers to connect the board to Wi-Fi — pick your network, type its password, and the credentials travel over the USB cable. Then click Visit Device to open the board's settings page.
3 · Point it at your backend
After flashing, the board reboots and broadcasts a Wi-Fi network named ZasderLilyGO (password zasder-setup). Join it from your phone, and the captive portal asks for your home Wi-Fi — just the Wi-Fi, nothing else. Once the board is on your network, open http://zasder-lilygo.local/ in a browser and enter your backend address and ingest token there — the setup planner shows the exact values for your install. From then on the board decodes your sensors off the air (~16-second cadence) and posts them to your backend.
lilygo-relay/ directory.