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    FiPy + Things Mobile in France ?

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      Bruno
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      Good evening,
      Has anyone ever tested his FiPy board with a Things Mobile SIM card, especially in France ? Does it work well ?
      Thanks in advance,
      A pleasant evening to you all !

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        Eric73
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        Bonjour Bruno, i haven't try Things mobile but FiPy is LTE-M / NB-IoT (and according to Things mobile web page https://www.thingsmobile.com/fr/business/coverage#europe, network provided in France is only GPRS 3G/4G and FiPy doesnt provide this band).
        In France Orange as put nbiot in ice and provide Lorawan network (and start to deploy LTE-M), bouygues provide Lorawan (don't know about nbiot or lte-m), SFR deploy (on demand) Nb-IOT on some area but have no plan to Lte-M.

        With all of this info, i have chosen to use a Lopy and use Sigfox network but it's only allow 1728 byte uplink by day and 32 byte downlink by day and after one year of free connectivity i don't know how we can renew subscription as sigfox france only sell by 10 pack for 160€ that is more than buy a new pycom module to change on my board....

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          Bruno @Eric73
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          @Eric73 I'm a bit late but thanks Eric for your help.

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