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Smallest sized Arduino for Mysensors

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    I'm looking for the smallest sized Arduino that will run the Mysensors code for a simple binary switch. I did see talk of the ATiny85 but did not see where anyone was able to get it to work stable. Is there a small off-the-shelf solution?

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      http://www.mysensors.org/hardware/micro

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        works perfect,no programmer needed.
        http://www.vanallesenmeer.nl/Attiny85-Mini-USB-Development-Board

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          @bertus45 I tried to compile for this module, but it does not have enough memory to contain the MySensors code (only 6K available if used with the bootloader). But apart from that it is a nice compact board for small projects (without access to MySensor networks).
          As @hek mentioned, the Sensebender micro is probably the smallest cheap board for the moment.
          There is a more costly alternative: https://www.microduino.cc/ but then you need to make your own interface for the NRF24 radio. The Micro is my favourite for the moment, especially for battery based sensors.

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