@mfalkvidd said in Using an 802.11g wifi transport: @eveningstariot If you have wifi, the MySensors library adds almost nothing to your project. Connect your wifi devices directly to your controller, using mqtt or whatever protocols your controller supports. MySensors was the starting point for me to build my own parts for home automation. It is more than a library: active community inspiration for new projects an API which I more or less transferred to a generic API for other sensors (zWave, homematic...) I have reduced the usage of radio based sensors (only one active sensor left) and sometimes I get blue, that mysensors has no real solution for my WiFi-based sensors. The solution with one gateway per WiFi node is not appealing. (No auto discovery, many endpoints to one controller...) I switched to MQTT (without mysensors) and direct REST-API calls. But it feels a little bit clumsy.