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@mfalkvidd probably, but the search range (channel, baudrate) will be large. I would start by just sniffing the spi communication to the nrf24 using a logic analyzer, to get the comms parameters and the data. Then configure another nrf24 to receive this data and work from there.

@mfalkvidd I was to quick, it was working so I used it to solder a PCB. That did not work, so tested again on a breadboard. Now it did not work. So I tried: 4.7 22 33k 47 47+22 Both on the breadboard and directly connected, not with power from the batteries and from the arduino, but it not work. He never gets a reply back. So it has worked, but know it doesn’t, when I connect a stable powersupply it works. What else should I try?

@tsjippy did you run sudo ./bin/mysgw ? Could you post the full log of what you did and what output you got?