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I'm in desperate search for an pulse reader. Is this still for sale? Would you ship to Norway?

You should really post this on the HomeSeer forum. There are people looking for it!

When in doubt: Duct tape!

In the end you will resort to a device which has a much wider footprint, is not that adorably small, and has proper wheels and also... I just had yet another "I wish I had an ABGO"-moment. I was moving a cabinet from a room, across the hall and into another room. With a ABGO it would be d...

I should say that the whole point of this is that the "boards" are small . The Speedster is even credit card size when it's folded. That is the point, you can easily have them with them Note also that in a large amount of places, airports/malls etc, any form of wheeled transportation (exce...

(I first posted this on the homeseer-forums, but there's also alot of smart people here that might be interested) I want to tell you about a product on Kickstarter that I would really, really like myself. But in order for me to get one, other have to like the idea too. And on this forum there's also...

In my opinion the Tellstick Duo should be avoided at all cost if possibe. The RFXtrx433 has longer range, supports the most devices by far, has way better support, and it receives firmware updates more often. The RFXtrx works with different software or gateways, where Tellstick is mainly supported b...

In the end I went for the relay in post 2. Works great! If I were to use a microphone, either analog or digital I still had to write the trigger software myself. With an analog microphone I would need a spare mic input in the vicinity of the crib. With the digital route I would have to figure out a ...

Oh, I really, really wish I knew more about xPL. But it seems very hard to set up...

... and I'm working on a plugin, where this also is featured.

Or you can use a graphic frequency analyzer. It sounds expensive but you can have one for around E 30,- with an USB DVB-T adapter for televicion reception. Look into Realtek RTL2832U Software Defined Radio. This gives you a radio/frequency scanner ranging from about 200Mhz - 2.2Ghz on the cheap Woa...

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Willem4ever wrote:I guess for longer range 433 Mhz would be better (although this frequency is polluted)

Compared to 2.4 Ghz? I don't know about you, but my neighborhood is is literally crowded with WiFi networks. It's hard to find a clean channel...

Isn't that a common problem problem with 2.4 GHz compared to 433 MHz?

With more than one reader the OpenBeacon is getting rather "pricey"...

mrtiger wrote:Is there enough light in them too use them outside?

That really depends on what light you connect and how much light you require, as long as you only use 12V leds.