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💬 MySensors Easy Pro Mini

openhardware.io 31 May 2017, 07:30 last edited by openhardware.io 22 Aug 2017, 11:40

https://www.openhardware.io/view/410/MySensors-Easy-Pro-Mini
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scalz Hardware Contributor 31 May 2017, 10:06 last edited by

@Koresh nice design as usual
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NeverDie Hero Member 1 Jun 2017, 22:59 last edited by

Since it's not wireless, how do you envision this being used?
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sundberg84 Hardware Contributor 2 Jun 2017, 06:13 last edited by sundberg84 2 Jun 2017, 06:14 @NeverDie

@NeverDie - You could att it to a https://www.openhardware.io/view/4/EasyNewbie-PCB-for-MySensors and get all the benefits from both. I like that it includes ATSHA204A.
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Koresh Contest Winner 22 Aug 2017, 18:41 last edited by

First version of this board does not contain mistakes and works properly. I will remove "work in progress" mark after some tests soon.
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mfalkvidd Mod 22 Aug 2017, 18:47 last edited by @Koresh

@Koresh very nice. Do you plan to sell these assembled? If so, is there an estimated price point?
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terxw 20 Nov 2018, 15:59 last edited by

Hello, can you post BOM please,
according to schematics tantalum schould be 100uF bat tantalum cap in picture is 4.7uF
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