IR Blaster (progress)

[Dwalt]

I would be in for one, possibly two for media control.

[5546dug]

I would be good for two.
Great idea

[hitosnap]

I would like to buy at least one for TV/Dishtv

[hek]

I want to buy one as well.

[Justin Pontius]

I would be in for at least 3, probably 5!

[sundberg84]

I also wants to buy 1-3 depending on price.

[Didi]

I want to buy one

[korttoma]

I am interested allso.

[RJ_Make]

I'm in for at LEAST 1, but most likely ... MORE... :stuck_out_tongue:

[mscott]

3 to 5 here

[BulldogLowell]

I'm in for a couple too...

[filipq]

Two for me please.

[DrJeff]

Mark me down for 1!

[rvendrame]

one for me!

[gloob]

I would also take 5

[jheacock]

I am interested in at least one, maybe two depending on area coverage.

[blacey]

Placed an order for the first prototype boards today... Sourcing from China to U.S. so it will take a while for them to arrive from the fab but I will keep everyone apprised of the progress. That said, here is a render of the protoboard (v0.5) with NRF24L01+ attached to provide a sense of the board's physical size/footprint (thanks to @tbowmo for the NRF24L01+ 3d-shape).

[Moshe Livne]

@blacey do you know of any reliable way to record and play very long code, like HVAC ones?

[Qu3Uk]

Mark me down for 1 as well.

[tbowmo]

@Moshe-Livne

@blacey made room for an external flash on board, which probably could be used to store IR codes.

The flash that he chose is a 64Kbyte (512kbit), so only the first half of the flash is actually used for OTA updates, which leave us 32Kb external flash storrage available for the user.