I'm not sure where to post this, as I don't need technical help falling into EE topics; but it's more like help with logistics - that's why I posted this into off-topic section.
What I'm working on is geolocation circuit based on light levels
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_level_geolocator meant as entry into contest (Coin cell contest ran by Hackaday). While I can build the circuit and "calibrate" it, I'd love to have real data comparison from other places, ideally being at least few hundred kilometers far away from my hometown (Bratislava, Slovakia.)
I built a few loggers, with the idea of sending each of them to somebody around the EU (due to faster shipping) -
so I'm seeking for volunteers to help me. I already have guy in Berlin to cooperate, now I'd love to have helping hand from southern Europe, like Spain, Italy, Greece or so.
The required action from volunteer would be picking the logger from post office, opening the package, leaving it sitting under sky for a few days (logger will run already), then sending back. Logger has dimensions given by the food container it resides for improved rain/impact protection; currently being approximately 4x6x10cm and very lightweight - the food container has mostly air inside. Ideal position for logger is clean view to sky with not strong artificial light (very close light post will disturb measurement somehow), but I'm not very picky.
As the contest deadline is approaching, chances of failure are high, I can't guarantee anything other than eternal fame and compensation of shipping expenses in return.
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