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💬 NRF52 Gateway -(RFM69-option)

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Hey, after some months what's your opinion abouts the gateway?
You still prefer the nrf52 instead of the rfm69?
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Omemanti last edited by @canossa

@canossa Sorry for the late response.

yeah, since is so compact and you can get it for relatively cheap I opted in for the NRF52.

For home automation, I merged MySensors with Domoticz and it works for months now.
https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/7836/what-did-you-build-today-pictures/738
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