@Fumée-Bleue
Maybe you could add an image and description to the project?

Wow, you've got an market place for plugins already. Cool! And great looking website!

@mfalkvidd, I think he doesn't have permissions to update the mysensors.org page.
UPDATE: Hmm, I now see it's owned by user2684... so I guess he CAN update it using the login on openhardware.io.

@user2684, just PM or email me new screenshots and textual changes on hek@mysensors.org and I'll update the page.

Woa, congrats on posting project #400 on openhardware.io!

@sundberg84, I will try to solve this with @kiesel over PM.

From the author:

The main reason for deleting the project is that new OpenTherm specifications are coming out with different voltages etc. and this PCB has not been tested with them. As such, someone making or purchasing the PCB may run the risk of damaging their boiler and I do not currently live somewhere where I can play around with making new circuits in line with these new protocol standards. Of course, if I ever get the opportunity to develop a new circuit and create a PCB, I would be happy to make a new project for it.

Thanks a bunch @alphaHotel, incorporated now!

This thread contains comments for the article "Overview" posted on MySensors.org.

@franz-unix
What keeps you from having it open source and still sell assembled boards? I truly believe 90% of the audience would buy it pre-made from you, if the price in resonable. Ordering a pcb, all components and then soldering it is quite a barrier for "ordinary" people.

You will also be able to receive bug fixed/pull requests from other community members if you keep your project on github/openhardware.io.

Here's an example for the MySensors Micro: https://github.com/mysensors/SensebenderMicro/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed