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Part of this is, I think, supposed to be the Victron energy GitHub https://github.com/victronenergy. This could be a nice space to post thing with a README for instructions, any code and Licence to protect the author.

I have been thinking of posting some of my work there for a while. (Some of it is currently here https://github.com/LHardwick-git/Victron-Service and described in this article https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/58792/raspberry-pi-3b-heat-temperature.html).

But I have quite a few other bits and pieces I am willing to contribute. As someone noted already, links get lost or buried in this forum.

I did ask how I should use the Vitron Github and have an ongoing discussion with @Theimo @ Victron about tying to make use of the Victron Github in a sensible manner. Read my thought here -https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/74545/how-do-i-add-to-github-what-are-the-rules.html

As I had not heard back for about 5 days I was going to do as Theimo suggested and just fork and existing repository next weekend and add some of my work.

I can see it needing a few rules - I have already started to notice that many things documented by Victron recently need the right versions of Venus, VE.bus, and other firmware to actually work as documented and the combinations are seemingly endless. My only test bed is the equipment on my boat or an Rpi on my desk with no Victron kit attached, so I simply can't say what my work will or will not be compatible with.

Laurence