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How to get RFM69H 868Mhz working?

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  • vgaV vga

    @fets said:

    no it's 86.4mm (= (3 10^8 / (868 10^6)) / 4)

    Thank you, just added the antennas. ...but also no connection.

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    @vga both antennas on both transceivers?

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      yes, from Gateway and Sensore-Node now has wire antennas.

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          No - RF24 is for nrf24l01+ not for RFM69

          I have run out of ideas - please check out my thread (posted above). Maybe this would help. And I would always suggest to check again all the steps - you have probably a silly mistake and it is a matter of check to spot it

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            thanks alexsh1.

            One more thing:
            Gateway is a Arduino Pro Mini 3,3V and powered with a connected FTDI 3,3V Breakout to USB from Raspberry Pi 2.
            Sensor node is also a Arduino Pro Mini 3,3V but powered with a FTDI 5V Breakout (the only second one i have at moment) which is connected to my MacBooks´USB.

            Is this a acceptable way?

            So at the end i have to buy a "W" Module, and try it again?

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