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💬 Minimalist RFM69(H)W Shield for Wemos D1 Mini

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    wrote on last edited by openhardware.io
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    https://www.openhardware.io/view/392/Minimalist-RFM69HW-Shield-for-Wemos-D1-Mini

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      Congratulations @NeverDie, you've just posted the 200th project on OpenHardware.io!

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        @hek Congratulations back to you!

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          Thanks for the design. According to https://www.mysensors.org/build/connect_radio there should be a Decoupling-Capacitor or is that only needed for the NRF module?

          MyController with USB powered WeMos D1/mini ESP8266 MQTT Gateways and battery powered Arduino Pro Mini using the RFM69 radio

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            #5

            I'm sure it couldn't hurt, but I don't think it's needed. I've been running the same schematic, just a different PCB layout, for months without any problem.

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              @mpp
              I suppose I could add pads for the caps and then leave it up to individual discretion as to whether to populate them or not. Then you can have it both ways. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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                It works. Project completed. :)

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