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@electrik Thanks. That will do I think. Now hopefully this will work

For my soil moisture sensors I use a transistor with which I switch the voltage on the sensor on and off with an interval of 15 minutes. For a rain sensor I am lucky to have an old rain sensor from a greenhouse climate system, This sensor works in much the same way, only there are power resistors at the rear, which act as a kind of heating, these switch on when moisture or rain is measured on the sensor, and off again when they are dry.

Use this tutorial for OH 2.3 and mqtt https://www.smarthomeblog.net/diy-home-automation-sensors/ Was working for me

Ok, Thanks. Will do!

Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes is exactly what's needed

there is also the isTransportReady function that you could check before runnig any other code and if it retrns false just skip everthing and go to sleep.

@gohan Disabled my Firewall and Virusscanner and now it seems to work

Thanks for all the ideas. I think I will start buying some bowls Thanks

@Nca78 My colleague bought a box of 18 cr123a on Amazon branded keenstone for 26€

@bjacobse Couldn't agree more. This might just be the problem I face.

@mfalkvidd Thanks! Some study to do

@mfalkvidd, when you download the library 2.0 and you extract this. There is a folder documentation which is almost empty. But in the meantime I found also a link api on the download location with more info. The sketch did work! Great! Based on this example I can going forward.