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      <title>Reverse-Engineering the Vornado EOS 9&#39;s RF Remote</title>
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      <description>My Vornado EOS 9&amp;#39;s remote has no documented protocol, so I reverse engineered it with a Flipper Zero: OOK, 1:3 PWM, a 20-bit address, no encryption.</description>
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