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That's too bad. I've been a long time small customer and just placed a going away order. Best of luck Eric.

Hello all,   I have an ELK M1 system that i've been running for years. I installed it myself as a replacement for a DSC Power 832 that was here prior.   Today I finally sat down and did a power budget using Elk's spreadsheet and see it recommends a secondary power supply.   I still have the DSC...

Do you mean to to power cycle the xep via the relay?

I'm using openhab to play with. I'm enjoying it once I got over the initial learning curve. I have it communicating with elve as it doesn't have an elk driver either.

I never replaced the anode in my tank in 8 years. I'm pretty sure when it corroded away my water started smelling better. Probably not the best way to have a long lasting hot water tank.

There's interest :)

You can write an elk client or driver in Python if you choose. There's one out there in Perl already.

If mounting these outside, can you get away with regular network cable or is outdoor rated a must?

I used cat5 for my sensor network and home ran most of the wires to a hub.

Any reason not to use the nanostation vs the nanostation loco?

I'm pretty similar to the scenario you described. I share Internet from my neighbor's house. The two structures are houses around 350 or so feet apart with a tree line in between. I like that base station idea as there is actually another house on the other side also sharing Internet. I...

I don't really need serious bandwidth. I just want a stable connection between the two buildings. Any problems mounting those nanostations indoors?

I don't think they have external antenna ability. The other thing I didn't really think through was how I would get the remote access point connected back to wired network at the remote building.

Hey, i don't want to hijack this thread but i just bought 3 indoor Ubiquiti LR Access Points. I was thinking i'd use them to replace the WRT54G's that I have linking two buildings that are about 3-400 ft apart.    From my testing today it looks like the WRT54g was getting better signal strength...

Am I understanding right there is a case being made for no hubs whatsoever?

I use ekeypad on my ipod touch. Unfortunately it makes my android feel severely lacking. Ekeypad is wicked awesome.

I have pro and I control two systems

I wired my sensors directly to the hub. No resistors.