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Transceivers
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Has anyone already do something with the two transceivers?
Any documentation or inspiring ideas?
Any documentation or inspiring ideas?
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I measure the moisture-level in my plants soil, outside temperature and humidity with an arduino. Once in every ten minutes a signal is send by Bluetooth (readable by a Bluetooth Terminal). Homey will be logging the data but for this first Bluetooth has to work. Didn't connect a 433 board yet...
For example http://www.instructables.com/id/RF-315433-MHz-Transmitter-receiver-Module-and-Ardu/
yes and thus hoping for a mysensors gateway app from the community.....my programming skills are minimal.....
So looking for some golden pins or something more reliable that a PCB finger where the indicator indicates how much of the sensor is gone and not the moisture level:).
I hooked it up to an esp8266 btw, on my server a few lines of PHP that dumped the parameters sent by de esp to a mysql db. (Which is in preparation to do something with homey instead, but first try to get reliable/sensible figures.)
Now we have to wait for the bluetooth-stack of Homey
€460 is a bit too much to put in every pot. Stainles is a good option indeed, but as you can't solder it, with screws it becomes a bit bigger if you screw.