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  • martijn13M Offline
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    It would be verry wonderful if i can use my ic880a board on the RPI instead a RFM95

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      @martijn13 said in ic880a:

      ic880a board on the RPI

      Not sure what you want to achieve - I assume LoRaWAN, and the answer is yes
      https://github.com/ttn-zh/ic880a-gateway

      And there is an adapterboard available from here:
      https://www.tindie.com/products/marcel/ic880a-lorawan-poe-adapter-for-raspberry-pi/

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        On this moment i try to make it work with a rfm95 chip. But the distance with this chip is oke but not the best there is.

        So i want to use the ic880a for mysensors and not for the things network. So i have my one private network
        ps. the link you send is outdated, it don't work anymore with ttn :(

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