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    How LoPy and Raspberry Pi 3 work together?

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      ddufour
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      Hi!

      I am currently looking to build a LoRa/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth network with a Raspberry Pi 3 and the LoPy look like it have everything i need!

      I only wanted to know if you can use the 3 technologies at the same time. For example, if i have a sensor that is far away i would like to use LoRa and if i have a sensor that is close i would like to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to collect the data.

      So basically, i would have X sensors using different protocols and one receiver (The RPi) receiving in different protocol before sending the data to a database.

      Is that possible?

      Thank you!

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        crumble @ddufour
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        The Pi3 has problems to use the UART and on board WiFi at the same time. If you need them both, disable the on board WiFi and use a stick

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