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Is there a schematic of the NRF24 board?

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  • RJ_MakeR RJ_Make

    @marceltrapman

    Don't know if this will help you with some idea's but I pulled apart my Aeotec Zwave extender and took some pics. If you need me to get any other info from any of the components just let me know.

    This thing is pretty small. and is powered from Mains

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    @ServiceXp Very interesting teardown! Apparently it uses a flex-pcb for the antenna -- that's one solution you don't see very often.
    Power supply is 'standard' transformer-less capacitor/resistor design.

    http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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    • RJ_MakeR RJ_Make

      @marceltrapman

      Don't know if this will help you with some idea's but I pulled apart my Aeotec Zwave extender and took some pics. If you need me to get any other info from any of the components just let me know.

      This thing is pretty small. and is powered from Mains

      20141004_211510_Android.jpg

      20141004_210303_Android.jpg 20141004_210249_Android.jpg 20141004_205531_Android.jpg 20141004_205448_Android.jpg 20141004_205428_Android.jpg 20141004_205320_Android.jpg 20141004_205252_Android.jpg 20141004_205211_Android.jpg 20141004_205146_Android.jpg

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      @ServiceXp Thanks it looks pretty much the same as my AEOTEC range extenders.
      The only difference is 220v :)

      Fulltime Servoy Developer
      Parttime Moderator MySensors board

      I use Domoticz as controller for Z-Wave and MySensors (previously Indigo and OpenHAB).
      I have a FABtotum to print cases.

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      • I ivan.todorovich

        Hello @marceltrapman, how will you power the board from the mains?

        I'm a noob in this things yet.. and I'm trying to make a relay sensor to control lights, also put behind the electrical outlet (220vac).. I'm having trouble figuring out if I should add some kind of transformer for every sensor or maybe distribute a 5vdc line from the controller itself..

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        @ivan.todorovich

        Hi! See this examples how to power it from 220V without tranformer.
        http://www.designercircuits.com/DesignNote1a.pdf

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