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      robmarkcole
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      Hi all, found this tutorial using a raspberry pi to create a lowra gateway https://www.hackster.io/laserbrain/a-lorawan-the-things-network-gateway-for-windows-iot-core-441210 Would be interested to hear how people have set up their own gateways!

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        jmarcelino
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        Unlike that solution, the LoPy NanoGateway code supports downlinks so I suggest you use it instead :-)

        This is important because TTN is planning to drop support for gateways that don't support downlinks:
        https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/forum/t/the-future-of-single-channel-gateways/6590

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          robmarkcole
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          @jmarcelino said in LowRa gateway with Pi:

          LoPy NanoGateway

          Great! You build the NanoGateway with https://www.pycom.io/product/lopy-twin-pack/ ?

          UPDATE: Found it https://www.hackster.io/bucknalla/lopy-lorawan-nano-gateway-using-micropython-and-ttn-a9fb19

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