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except that the entry barrier to hooking your fan up to home automation is even harder than keeping a remote findable and in batteries, and if you're non-techni
by zem 1y ago
except that the entry barrier to hooking your fan up to home automation is even harder than keeping a remote findable and in batteries, and if you're non-technical your only option is probably some internet-of-shit stuff that has to go through a remote server in order to function at all.
- Spivak 1y agoWell the main barrier is that getting a radio that transmits on 304MHz is a huge PITA so you end up having to go full SDR to get that frequency and it's way more effort than the off-the-shelf 433Mhz boards that control other small electronics.
- orev 1y agoThe Bond bridge is a very easy to use puck that bridges WiFi and these frequencies.