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Those are the ISM frequencies, not specific to LoRa. Basically an unlicensed wasteland of RF where anything goes, as long as you stay below a certain transmit p
by tjohns 4y ago
Those are the ISM frequencies, not specific to LoRa. Basically an unlicensed wasteland of RF where anything goes, as long as you stay below a certain transmit power level.
I guarantee this device (made in the the 90s) is completely incompatible at the link layer with LoRa gear.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoSome LoRa chips support multiple modulation types for non-LoRa "legacy" applications. My point is they use the same frequencies and would likely be easier than upshifting to 2.4GHz and having an Android device handle it. I didn't make any indication it would Just Work™.
- guessbest 4y agoThis is exactly what I was interested in, unlicensed transceiver so a novice or a kid can transmit a short distance like a handie talkie without worrying about eavesdropping. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISM_radio_band https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISM_radio_band