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      Raw LoRa

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      @g0hww thanks for taking the time to respond. Have you any code examples? Very basic push button on one LoPy4 turns on a LED at the other. Mike.
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      How to avoid Raw LoRa collision on fully connected network

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      @RyverSolare "lora.add_channel()" is for LoRaWan, while you are using LoRa-Raw. You can define your own LoRa-some-name protocol, but the gateway will not be a LoRaWan gateway, using mono or multichannel by means of FHSS (Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum), etc.
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      LoPy to LoPy: Raw LoRa sf

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      Just guessing, but you should probably set the same spreading factor on the receiver also?
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      How can I set the bandwidth of the Lopy4 to 7.8 kHz to achieve the RF sensititvity of -148 dBm?

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      @jcaron said in How can I set the bandwidth of the Lopy4 to 7.8 kHz to achieve the RF sensititvity of -148 dBm?: @bmarkus In Europe, one of the sub-bands allows 10% duty cycle. Also, IIRC if you do LBT-AFA (listen before talk, frequency agility), there's no duty-cycle limit (maybe not on all bands, too lazy to check). You are right, and also allowed RF power may vary on subbands. Still bitrate is very low.
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