Sounds good, thanks.

Which I am fine with...I have a working nRF radio on my Photon so I was hoping I could strip all the mysensor stuff out (which is impressive but not going to work for me for now) and just treat the sensebender like Arduino micro or something. I am more familiar with particle stuff and haven't done anything in pure play arduino but willing to learn, just need a bit of help and I will do the work. Not asking for anyone to do it for me.

So the sensebender can't be put to work without the full mysensor setup?

Does anyone have a working example or pointers on how I would go about laying down a simple sketch with nRF24 support, static addressing is fine and a single OneWire temp sensor? I bought a couple of Sensebenders because I really liked the idea of a batt operated, basic board with nRF24 support/sockets but I don't need a controller and my platform of choice (Particle Photon) is not a supported GW in mysensor so I'd rather just get something together that works and move on. If not, anyone in the US can have the things. I will say I am seriously disappointed in this forum as I have reached out on two other occasions without so much as "can't be done" or anything....

Does anyone have any working examples of Sensebender Micro working with a Photon? I have all the parts but finding it difficult to unravel all GW libs and so on. I just want to use my sensebender with a Onewire waterproof temp sensor and for it to report back to the Photon every 5 minutes or so.

My first few Sensebender Micros are due to arrive today but I still have some parts to locate and was hoping someone might have a suggestion or two. I need a 1/8 NPT water pressure transducer that would work well with the Sensebender board. Sample rate will be every two hours or so, on battery and using the NRF24 radio to report to a central gateway (Particle Photon to be exact, if anyone has a GW running on a particle device I would love to see that too). I will have 3-4 micros spread around my property with various sensors on them but an affordable pressure transducer has been elusive. Any pointers or working examples would be great. Thanks.