I’ve failed to upgrade Sonoff basic devices with Tasmota or Sonata. Being defeated by not being able to solder contacts on the circuit board for tasmota and Sonata not being compatible with the latest firmware. So the question is are there any community supported alternatives to Sonoff for someone …

have you tried to remove the solder in the holes using solder wick or a solder sucker?

I just use some hot glue to fix the wires. [15277548917015092222788618133344]

Ive not used these before, and I’'m just looking at them on you tube to see how they work.

If you are US based (due to shipping costs) I’d be happy to flash upwards of say a pack of 6-8 of them for you, just pay the shipping back. If you want male pin headers in them we could work out the cost of the headers. Hate to see someone say they can’t use such a great solution. My eyesight on …

It’s these frequent offerings of assistance that keep me coming back here. Kudos to you. B

If a simple smart outlet would fit your needs as well you may have a look at this: TP-Link HS100 WiFi outlet on Amazon I have one of those here as well and it works flawless with the tplink switch platform, you just need to configure the IP. HA tplink switch

On eBay there are Sonoff’s sold ready with Tasmota firmware, search “sonoff tasmota” theres one US seller for 7.5$ and from Germany for 17.5$

Thanks guys, some very interesting pointers. I think I’ll try to de-solder them first, but this time using a solder gun and braid. I’ve ordered some bits and pieces of ebay, after watching a few You Tube videos and in any case, I’ve got the first Sonoff I messed up, to practice with. As my local …

+1 to just hold the pins in place. Another user posted a cool trick: use a elastic band to hold then in place. But if you really want something else, take a look at broadlink SC1 ( https://www.gearbest.com/other-home-improvement/pp_622304.html?wid=1433363 ). I have one that I bought some time ago befo…

[image] clyra: +1 to just hold the pins in place. Another user posted a cool trick: use a elastic band to hold then in place. But if you really want something else, take a look at broadlink SC1 ( https://www.gearbest.com/other-home-improvement/pp_622304.html?wid=1433363 ). I have one that I bought…

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Klagio (Klagio) August 27, 2018, 6:31am 24

Shelly Cloud - new Component? How to implement it? API is available Hardware

For those that want a simple way to use a Shelly 1 out of the box (with no flashing), this is one approach: - platform: command_line scan_interval: 2 switches: counter_leds: command_on: '/usr/bin/curl -Ss "http://192.168.X.X/relay/0?turn=on" >>/tmp/foo 2>&1' command_off: '/usr/bin/curl -Ss "http://192.168.X.X/relay/0?turn=off" >>/tmp/foo 2>&1' command_state: '/usr/bin/curl -Ss "http://192.168.X.X/relay/0" 2>>/tmp/foo | grep ison.:true' Change 192.168.X.X…

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