and many of us did it because we didn't know any better lol

LOL! I thought it was just me

Scott Stone same here😂❤

Me same

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Hi guys , can someone please help me with my problem :(

Rai Blue-spark check out Andreas spiess' videos. Lots of cool esp8266 stuff including ota

Xh3lar the length of the antenna is more important. And the device are designed to work with the right voltage. Wrong voltage will ruin the device...

Nevermind, I've found the error. My Adapters are working with a very different coding of the signal.

hey, also did not get the thing to work. Mind sharing what coding you used?

Tomas Mandorf there are many different protocols, depending on manufacturers etc. I uses Telstick to manage that for me. They have information about controlling 443 MHz radio controlled devices on their web site. It is a USB dongel where you just tell it what command to send. Very neat, and works with OpenHAB.

Good point!

Bhavin Rathod Hello there! A Relay is much safer/easier to use than triac, if you keep to the designed relays specs. switching high capacitive loads like pc-power supplies will of course burn your contacts with high inrush currents, but just use higher rated relais, and/or switch both phase and null, not only 1 phase. (i think snubber cuircuit is the term to search for). even if one contact sticks the other one still cuts off. A triac will always have a small current flowing through it, which kind of annoys me and/or leads to slight lighting or blinking of lights/leds...(charging of cap until voltage triggers start then discharged...and again). triacs also need overvoltage protection/surge + heatsinks added, so only really good if you have to dim/pwm something. easy&reliable => Thats why relays are still massively used in car applications...

This is the perfect answer sir , thank you so much I really admire your work😊,thanks alot

Bought a knock off and it was part of a botnet last year LOL. My ISP contacted me (automatically) and notified my IP being used for port scanning LOL. Better check your's, too! :)

Did you end up figuring it out ?

Sorry, those outlets are only unidirectional. You can't be sure if the code arrived. That's why I send a code multiple times. If you need a status answer, you have to use a relay module. You can take my homeAutomation sketch from my other video and use the setPins function to control the relay. Using the WeMos relay shield might be easier than the modules I used before.

Thanks for the reply. Yep, that's what I thought. I run my own sketches for MQTT pubsub with ESP-01 and simple 5V mains relays. I also use mySensors sketches for the relays I use with Arduino Nanos or Pro Minis and nRF21L01 transceivers. Would be great to find something cheap and hackable that does send ACKs and already features a Schuko socket. Or even cheaper SonOffs. Well, we can always hope. Anyways - love following your channel - great stuff. Cheers and thanks!

great idea.. but I had lot's of problems using mDNS, I really tried. But it's an option

I'm having problems only with Android devices. They don't support mDNS to my best knowledge. Mac / PC and iOS support perfectly.

wrong video to comment on.. but understand you... try this: bitluni.net/2016/12/19/no-more-bin2h-exe/

AlexTheKid85 yes, but they work differently, with different protocol depending on manufacturers. I uses Telstick USB device with OpenHAB.

Lol :D

XD

This was obviously an intentional hidden easter egg 😅

lonely but automated

@@bitlunislab i am gonna check the website , you know for engineering purposes

I had to slow it down and got this, ukposts.info/have/v-deo/h4-Um5yhbYmatY0.html Its something simailer to this app "http request widget" play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idlegandalf.httprequestwidget&hl=en

a board with multiple relays would do.. but will be lots of wiring etc. plz, share it if you figure it out :)