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RFM95 transport retries

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    Hi all,
    can anyone tell me what overides each other here.
    MY_TRANSPORT_MAX_TX_FAILURES or RFM95_RETRIES

    i have a roaming node that will at some point need to change parents that are in a fixed location. any ideas?

    Thanks

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    • M MikeR

      Hi all,
      can anyone tell me what overides each other here.
      MY_TRANSPORT_MAX_TX_FAILURES or RFM95_RETRIES

      i have a roaming node that will at some point need to change parents that are in a fixed location. any ideas?

      Thanks

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      @miker none overrides the other.
      MY_TRANSPORT_MAX_TX_FAILURES sets the number of failed send() calls before the node starts searching for a new parent
      RFM95_RETRIES sets how many times RFM69 will try to send the message before send() returns false.

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