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💬 RFM69 Sensors / Gateway

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https://www.openhardware.io/view/535/RFM69-Sensors-Gateway
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Looks as though you have several different boards. You should probably make separate postings for each one of them.
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Александр Бондаренко last edited by @openhardware.io

@openhardware-io hi i want to test your board with rs485. please give me the source files of the project. thank.
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