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@martin-harizanov
Hi Martin,
For the unit that I have ordered, could you please supply it with the minimal soldered connections on the RFM69 unit so that I can easily change it over for a 915Mhz version.
I also not that you are saying RFM69HW as opposed to RFM69HCW as per the Moteino you suggested looking at.

I was just going for the 915 because there appears to be significantly more consumer (retail) equipment on the 433MHz, including my current X10 equipment.
I had also been told that 915MHz got in and around buildings better than 433 due to things like house wall frame spacing.
Thanks,
Neil.

Hi Martin,
I've placed an order for one of your TFT32 units.
I want to use this as a MQTT gateway to mysensor devices. It would be great if the gateway supported the MQTT auto discovery protocol (homie 3 ) https://homieiot.github.io/
It would be good if the tft32 showed the incoming/outgoing messages on the screen.

Now i need some 915Mhz mysensor boards. I currently have no mysensor equipment.
I'm looking for PIR movement, temp/humidity, door/window.
Any suggestions on units?

Thanks,
Neil.

@martin-harizanov
Hi Martin,
Will the current software act as a MQTT gateway between mysensor boards and external software such as openhab? Basically pickup a temperature from a mysensor board and send this to a MQTT broker.

Where do I purchase a completed board and how much are they?
I have a 3d printer, so able to print my own enclosure. Are you making the STL available or selling this as well?

Thanks,
Neil.

Hi,
First time post.
I'm looking at setting up a MySensors network at home (two buildings) and I'm very interested in your project as a general MySensors MQTT gateway to my openHAB system.

From a hardware perspective, this is pretty much what I was looking for (ESP32 & 915MHZ interface). The only thing I would change would be to add external antenna connections to the ESP32 and the RFM69 module.

Are making the boards publicly available? Even as unloaded blanks?
I'm located in Australia.

Thanks,
Neil.