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NRF24L01 and rfm69 in one gateway

Omemanti last edited by

Hey There,

Now I got multiple sensors using a NRF24L01. I'm of to a new journey, the rfm69.

Is there a way to combine bothe radios in one gateway?
I use an esp8266(node-UMC) with NRF24L01. Haven't got a spare esp lying around..

Thnx!
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by @Omemanti

@Omemanti sorry, only one transport type per gateway is supported.

Maybe you have a spare Arduino to create a serial gateway?

In either case I would recommend ordering a few esp. I use the wemos d1 mini version. Cheap and easy to use
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Omemanti last edited by @mfalkvidd

@mfalkvidd oké, clear!
Unfortunate.
Guess a couple esp8266 couldn't hurt.
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