- Initial padding bits prepended to each bytes help much to detect interference or syncronization loss. - Timer and interrupts are not used to ease the compati

- Initial padding bits prepended to each bytes help much to detect interference or syncronization loss. - Timer and interrupts are not used to ease the compatibility with Arduino compatible devices and to reduce the amount of code needed to let them work altogether with the same codebase. - A better CRC is a good suggestion, but consumes bandwidth if you suggest a more then one byte implementation. - I am now testing this protocol with a category 5 lan based wiring 35 meters long in star configuration (with many branches of different length) - For sure waiting 10 bits is right, this is for sure a valuable suggestion!!! Why don't you open an issue related to this on github repo!?