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Receiver Transmitter by Itron 900MHz ISM band, using rtl-sdr dongles.

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    Hi
    Not sure if anyone has seen the hackaday post below, is uses a SDR to read your power consumption. I am using it and want to incorporate it into mysensors, any ideas?

    http://hackaday.com/2014/02/25/using-sdr-to-read-your-smart-meter/

    I use vera for my home automation.

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      Maybe you could try to integrate it with a controller more than with mysensors. Unless you find a ism receiver that is not a dongle and it has a library to use it.

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