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Bridging to remote location, only 2 conductors available.

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    bob543
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    Hi,

    Am very new to this and am having an issue reaching an underground cistern via RF (have tried various antenna configs etc).

    Unfortunately, I only have 2 unused conductors from my house into that cistern,

    Does anyone have an idea how I can best get the data from a sr-04 ultrasound distance meter into my Mysensors network using only those 2 conductors (power is also available at the cistern)?

    Many thanks in advance,

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      hek
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      @bob543 said:

      2 unused conductors

      You would probably need a common ground also.

      http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MasterWriter
      or
      http://www.instructables.com/id/I2C-between-Arduinos/

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        @bob543

        you could probably use rs485 (isolated) for this..

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