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    Wipy to Wipy over BLE

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      Wolli01
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      Hi friends, I would like to scan bluetooth data from a sensor with a Wipy or Lopy.
      Because sometimes the distance is too far. I would like to use an additional Wipy or Lopy to simply forward the scanned bluetooth data via bluetooth, as if the sensor had sent the bluetooth signal(data). Is this possible with Wipy or Lopy and if so do you have some links to this?

      I am receiving this via ble:
      It is sent every second wom bluetooth sensor.
      Advertised Device: Name: , Address: ef:7b:a3:11:6e:49, manufacturer data: 99040511844a4fc58900000008040c6eb6511e29ef7ba3116e49

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        Wolli01
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        No one an idea how it can go?

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