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using ESP8266 as NRF24 ?

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    it is possible to use an "wemos D1 mini" as sensor to communicate with his ESP8266 to an MQTT-gateway (with nrf24) ?

    i have an mysenors-mqtt-gateway (nrf24 + w5100 + arduino-uno) this works very well.
    (with other arduino nrf24 sensors)

    now i will build an small sensor with an "wemos d1 mini".
    and i DONT want using wifi for the sensor.
    i want the communication between wemos ESP8266 an gateways nrf24.

    is there an solution ?

    thx easy

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      it is possible to use an "wemos D1 mini" as sensor to communicate with his ESP8266 to an MQTT-gateway (with nrf24) ?

      i have an mysenors-mqtt-gateway (nrf24 + w5100 + arduino-uno) this works very well.
      (with other arduino nrf24 sensors)

      now i will build an small sensor with an "wemos d1 mini".
      and i DONT want using wifi for the sensor.
      i want the communication between wemos ESP8266 an gateways nrf24.

      is there an solution ?

      thx easy

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      @easy the esp8266 radio is not compatible with the nrf24 radio. You can use the esp8266 as a gateway with sensors connected, but that will use wifi to connect to the rest of the world.

      http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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