@NeverDie Perhaps but the design is a bit too simple and unoriginal. I'd have to clean up the files a bit and I haven't touched Eagle since I made this board several years ago.

Also pretty happy with Domoticz. Also installed Dashticz on one of my two installations (the other being at the local Makerspace). For me, at least historically, I needed something that could run well on a Raspberry. Domoticz is up and running in seconds obviously even on limited hardware. For me at least Domoticz is pretty flexible, with Blockly, LUA, Python and dzVents. I think there is also some sort of add-on for PHP. The interface and the handling of devices is a bit messy but still.

Haven't tried HA but I would certainly consider it.

Could we do what Moteino has done and drop support for HW/W radios and opt for HCW/CW/RFM95/96/RFM12 using double sets of pads?
https://lowpowerlab.com/shop/product/99
Would be great if the community could settle on just one radio or a common way of doing things.

Still very much interested in buying the board with RFM69 footprint! Just saying!

Any progress on the mk2?

@scalz Would also be very interested in buying assembled modules. But why no more RFM69?

@Koresh Sounds great! Oh and btw, any idea how customs will handle the packages, any chance of taxes and customs fees? You're outside of the EU customs union right?

@Koresh Thanks! Great solution with the adapter board as well, you really do think of everything. Do you have the other boards without radio as well? Specifically the Switch Controller?

@gohan Thankfully I do have some CW 868 radios (~5 left) available that I bought ahead of time. I think everyone can solder the radio to the board by hand and so I personally would prefer that @Koresh would consider selling the parts separately.

@gohan Yeah I could but I'm just too lazy There are a lot of components to source from AliExpress before anyone can build these boards. It would take months even if there aren't any errors in the BOM or lost packages from China.