Cheap WiFi solution based on ESP8266 and ATmega328

Hi,

I recently got to play a bit with an [ESP8266, and I think it’s a great little device, and goes great with an arduino.

If you’d take a [< $4 ESP8266 and slap it on a board with a [< $2 Arduino Pro Mini clone… that would be the killer combo at the right price; enough to spark the fun of WiFi enabled gadgets for the masses.

We’re hurting for a cost-effective WiFi solution - I resorted to using a full-blown Raspberry Pi Model A + USB WiFi for a simple light / rain / temp / humidity sensor solution because that was simply the cheapest option available.

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Totally agree; ESP8266 is a game changer!

Fine for a casual user but last I knew the ESP8266 lacked FCC certification.