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Keystudio PIR 15uA working.

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  • TerrenceT Offline
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    BoRRoZ over on TheThingsNetwork (LoRaWAN network) posted this PIR.

    Working Current: 15uA

    http://www.keyestudio.com/keyestudio-pir-motion-sensor-for-arduino.html

    https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/forum/t/the-bargain-basement-part-2/5977/4

    I to am in search of the Holy Grail (long lasting coin cell powered RFM69 PIR node). I am a software guy so I can't contribute much here but links.

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      Looks à lot like AM/AS 312 beeing discussed in this forum at the moment :)

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        Looks à lot like AM/AS 312 beeing discussed in this forum at the moment :)

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        @Nca78 Yes, I have been following along, that is why I posted the link. Maybe this one is comparable or hopefully better?

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