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    Modules with new Semtech SX126x chips?:

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      Is there a plan to introduce modules with the new Semtech SX126x chips, see announcement

      https://iotbusinessnews.com/2018/01/08/47130-semtech-enables-iot-future-next-generation-lora-platform/

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        Looks interesting but there's not even a data sheet yet so I think it's really too soon to talk about a "plan". For example the LoPy4 derives a lot of value from the flexibility of the SX1276, does the "packet engine" on the SX126x provide the same? We'll see

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          @jmarcelino said in Modules with new Semtech SX126x chips?::

          @bmarkus
          Looks interesting but there's not even a data sheet yet so I think it's really too soon to talk about a "plan". For example the LoPy4 derives a lot of value from the flexibility of the SX1276, does the "packet engine" on the SX126x provide the same? We'll see

          Did you talk to Semtech and ask for info, datasheet, sample, etc. ?

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