How are you getting on with it? What spare pins are you using etc?
Have one sitting on my desk making me feel guilty for not hooking it up!

I use a reed switch on my gates - when they are in contact the gate is closed.
You could put more at the open points for fully open but I only cared about closed or not. I assumed for 20 secs after they started opening they are opening else they are open.

When I close the gate I assume closing until the reed switch shows closed - of course opening the gate during closing will reopen (I also have IR to detect car so gate will not close onto a car).

Hi @koresh - I had a little accident on the AC side :-). I was wondering what values the 2 resistors (TH and SMD) and diode are ? Thanks!

Any BOM? :-)
I still have these PCBs and want to finish em. Can't source a crystal/resonator of about 5x4 mm.

@giltesa Congrats!

@giltesa Looking forward to seeing results! Great work.

@dbemowsk I am trying to tune that at the moment! Lots of stringing.

I have it. My first 3d printer so I can't compare. I hooked it up to a octoprint pi setup. I really like it. I have already changed the hot end for a volcano setup.

Hi @Koresh - Any gerbers etc yet? Thanks!

@gohan Thank you!

All I am looking for really is a sensor/circuit that I can hook up to a mini and mysensors network.

DIY all the way! I assumed posting here would imply mysensors based but I guess I really should have been clear.

Thanks!

Hi,
I see some commercial offering that count meter ticks but are there any clamp style current meters that people have used to measure power usage in a house?

Thanks!

Any gerbers etc?

Ah! I found it on your shop. Thx.

Is it still possible to get this with different freq radio?

@NeverDie Neat! All I need is a rfm69 version :-)
Where you get pcb?

Ha! Cool. Great work. Would you have a BOM ?

Any plans on an rf69 version?

@John-Mälarström I hit the same a while back. I had to disable all acks on my network to solve it on 2.1.1 - worked ok previously. I opened a thread about it here somewhere. Sounds like repeater/ack related.