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Re: RF 433MHz temperature/weather sensor receiver for the PC.


  • Subject: Re: RF 433MHz temperature/weather sensor receiver for the PC.
  • From: "Simon Allen" <simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 11:51:39 -0000

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Pete Shew" <ukha_d@s...> wrote:
> I found some senders at=20
https://secure.etiltd.co.uk/acatalog/Gifts_By_Post_Miscellaneous_16.h
tml for =A310 inc VAT. There "more info" link doesn't seem to
work at=20
the moment, but does this look like one of the ones you support?

Hi Pete,

It's hard to be sure, as you say there's not enough info.  Certainly=20
it's not one that's supported currently (unless it's a rebadged OS=20
unit and happens to use the same protocol).

The issue really is this. If the sender transmits on 433MHz AM (ASK=20
modulation) and there's interest in it and I can get hold of one,=20
then I will make it work :)

Be careful with older stuff as it may well transmit on 418MHz which=20
I don't ever plan to support, as that band is no longer available=20
for new users.

Simon.





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