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advise to buy a noob PCB

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  • Danielo RodríguezD Offline
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    Hello.
    I want to build a battery powered presence sensor. It should have a PIR sensor (not sure if mandatory or just recommended) and a distance sensor (that I have a bunch of). It is exactly like this project:
    https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/3629/robotic-lawn-mower-supervisor?_=1634468560128

    However that project doesn't have much details and I am a noob (and I always be because I have no time with all my other hobbies).
    Ideally I want to use the same noob board for some other sensors too because I think buyin 10 or 20 is the most budget friendly solution. Being as small as possible is a nice have but I'm willing to sacrifice it a bit for convenience. Also the more budget friendly the better 😛

    Which noob PCB is more recommended for my situation? I'll buy them through openhardware to support this awesome project.

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