I’m proud to announced the Raspberry PI shield for high quality RF433 have just been released to be compatible with Raspberry Pi model B+ (and A+).
The shield works exactly the same with the RFRPI lib. It is a little bit mode compact and modified to fit the usual cases.
You can contact me for orders.
Hi Paul,
I was able to setup a cheap transmitter and receiver on a breadboard.
Running software as written down on post “Oregon Scientific sensors
with Raspberry PI”, and it is running very well.
Questions:
1. Is it also possible to readout T/H-sensors type 30.3126, Wind-vaane,
Wind-speed, Wind-chill and Rain-gauge manufactured by “TFA-Dostmann”,
with your shield in V1.2 (for RaspberryPI B+) ?
2. Is software (C++ programming) for this sensors available or
should it be maked by reverse programming ?
I am interested in the shield V1.2.
Please send me info on it.
Best regards,
Folkert
I sent you an email for the shield.
About T/H-sensors, I can’t give you an answer but if 433Mhz you should find a way to by reverse engineering ; it is more or less complex. Take a look on INternet, most is here.
If you find a way, give me the ode, I’ll ad it in the repository for the community
Paul
Hi Paul
I’m interested to buy a rfrpi shield. Please contact me.
Greets Boris
P.S. What’s the case of your Raspi in the photo of this post?
The pi case is this one : https://www.modmypi.com/raspberry-pi-cases/one-nine-design-pi-case-white-model-b-plus
Hi Paul,
I’m interested in buying an rfrpi shield. Please email me.
Thanks,
-Dan
Hello, I’m actually running out of time to fix some issue with raspberry-pi 2. I still have some unit working well with RPI1 and RPIB.