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Since there is no obvious disclaimer on the page, I'll add one here for good measure: In most jurisdictions, broadcasting on long-range frequency bands is not p
by majewsky 6y ago
Since there is no obvious disclaimer on the page, I'll add one here for good measure: In most jurisdictions, broadcasting on long-range frequency bands is not permitted without a license. I absolutely encourage people to get involved in this topic, but don't forget to check your local regulations.
- antman 6y agoRegarding regulations LORA tries to address that problem, from Wikipedia: LoRa uses license-free sub-gigahertz radio frequency bands like 433 MHz, 868 MHz (Europe), 915 MHz (Australia and North America), 865 MHz to 867 MHz (India) and 923 MHz (Asia).
- vidanay 6y agoI wouldn't exactly call those long range frequencies. 20m minimum, moving into 40m, 80m, and 160m for global coverage.