• I actually had a play with this last night, and I've now got a really nice setup - a 433Mhz receiver, 2 resistors, a USB plug and an audio jack.

    I've also got a webpage that will decode signals from the mains socket remote control and an 'Owl' electricity monitor. When I get it a bit more polished (hopefully with the ability to post data to something like Xively) I'll post it up on GitHub.

    Personally I think it's a really neat solution. Maybe £3 in parts (and no software installation) and you can get all your 433Mhz wireless sensors online - and then maybe you'll decide you want to add some Espruino-based sensors too :)

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