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    Lopy4 433/868 , use of antennas at the same time.

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      josesebas1990
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      I am using lopy 4 for a project, I need to work with the frequencies of 433 and 868 MHz.
      Can you connect the two antennas at the same time and use the Lopy 4 and change the configuration through the software?

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        robert-hh @josesebas1990
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        @josesebas1990 As far as I could tell, the answer is yes. If schematics would be available, eben block disgrams, I could reply with more trust.

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          jcaron @josesebas1990
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          @josesebas1990 from what I understand you should be able to use both and alternate between them by software, but probably not use them at the same time (e.g. listen or receive on both antennas at the same time).

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