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Description: Hey guys! What up! In this video, I'll be showing you how to create your own $6 RF Smart Outlets that you can use to automate anything you can plug in. It's sweet and honestly one of the best ways to get started automating stuff around your place. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Happy to help how I can! Cheers, Ben -- Python Recieve Script --raw.githubusercontent.com/milaq/rpi-rf/master/scripts/rpi-rf_receive -- Random Notes -- If you setup your Pi in a virtual environment, you may need to run the command sudo adduser hass gpio to allow the Hass user account to access the GPIO pins! Theoretically cutting the antenna header wire to 173mm allows for optimal transmission and receiving. Thanks Mack Goodman! --- The Tech I Use --- geni.us/bruhkit -- Product Links -- Outlets: Etekcity RF Outlets - amzn.to/1NvcXhl RF RX TX: Header Wires - amzn.to/27qcbZz Superheterodyne 433 RF RX TX - amzn.to/2b5wOS1 Superheterodyne 433 RF RX TX (alternative) - amzn.to/1XVL30o Favorite Pi Parts: Raspberry Pi 3 - geni.us/raspberrypi3 Case - geni.us/2rQEgy5 SD Card - geni.us/PbZS2oD Power Supply - geni.us/2ABPd1D LIFX - geni.us/r0dC Aeotec Z-Stick Gen 5 - geni.us/N2ULv NodeMCU ESP8266 Chip - geni.us/6i9vl -- Resources -- My Website - bruhautomation.com Home Assistant - home-assistant.io Forum - community.home-assistant.io Chatroom - gitter.im/home-assistant/home-assistant GitHub - github.com/home-assistant