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  over 9 years ago by wpreston2 | Reply

  I've got an 866MHz transceiver connected to my raspberry PI, but as yet no software (RFM69 module). I also have a couple of heating controllers from Aldi I'd like to connect wirelessly (http://www.thermy.de/), and a simple motor for window shutters. The goal is to connect with a PIC or microcontroller and investigate protocols.

  Seems our projects are similar!

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I've got an 866MHz transceiver connected to my raspberry PI, but as yet no software (RFM69 module). I also have a couple of heating controllers from Aldi I'd like to connect wirelessly (http://www.thermy.de/), and a simple motor for window shutters. The goal is to connect with a PIC or microcontroller and investigate protocols. Seems our projects are similar!
 
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I've got an 866MHz transceiver connected to my raspberry PI, but as yet no software (RFM69 module). I also have a couple of heating controllers from Aldi I'd like to connect wirelessly (http://www.thermy.de/), and a simple motor for window shutters. The goal is to connect with a PIC or microcontroller and investigate protocols.
Seems our projects are similar!
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This is an [example link](http://example.com/)

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This is a user link @hans

This is a project link hw#some-cool-title
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