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Arduino 32U4 with built in RFM95 (LORA) on Aliexpress for $18

alowhum Plugin Developer last edited by

Perhaps interesting for those that use lora?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Elecrow-Mega-32u4-with-Lora-RFM95-IOT-Board-868MHz-Wireless-Transport-Module-LoRaTM-Modem-DIY-Kit/32832220076.html

Looks like a pretty solid all in one basic MySensors node.
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alowhum Plugin Developer last edited by

Also quite nice: a normal Arduino (not the mega) with Lora, but with a nice battery system built in.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/LoRa-Radio-Node-v1-0-Based-on-Sx1278-LoRa-433Mhz-2-4G-RFM98-for-Arduino-ATmega328P/32855090628.html

Now if only they made an RFM69 version of that..
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