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Mysensors RF command send node

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    Hi,
    I want to make a node to send RF codes to control different devices (alarm system, some switches) which already are controlled from RF remote control. I saw in examples only RF receive decode node. Can anybody help me with RF send?
    Thank you.

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      You will need to give a lot more details on what you want to control and how. Actual equipment names and model numbers as well as any info you already have (like frequency) would also be useful.

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        Thank you skywatch for your answer. I am talking about RF 433MHz and i have succesfully decode and resend RF commands by connecting RF transmitter and receiver on arduino like this project here: http://www.libremechanics.com/?q=node/31
        How can i combine these sketches to make a mysensor node which will be able to read and send the RF commands?

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