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@ Justin - Nope, not falling for it. Nice try bub.
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@ Justin - I’m falling for it, hyperventilating 
Going out to my mailbox now…
@ terrence - oooo look…its Friday down under
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@ Justin - That is my kind of antenna. Now show a little more on that board.
edit: or at least the long one laying down. The other one looks pretty exotic. Some sort of interstellar antenna device?
walking back down to the mailbox…
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hope you’re not at the mailbox waiting 
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@ Brett - What? I can’t hear you down here next to the road. [tapping foot]
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@ Justin - Oh ya. Getting closer. When will you start gluing chips down?
@ terrence - you mean these bad boys?
@ terrence - it works
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@ Justin - That’s exactly what I mean. Finally got some in stock.
@ Justin - Can you post some code so I can start looking at it?
@ Justin - Whoaaa… this is what I looking for, droollll…
Do you make Lora module for gadgeteer ?
another alternative I can buy LR Click | Mikroe and quail board…
@ mifmasterz - 
Forgive my ignorance of LoRa as I ask this question.
Can these devices support peer-to-peer or star networks? Or, does it require a higher level gateway to tie them all together?
@ skeller - Full LoRa requires a gateway but the devices also support p2p which is how i am using them at the moment.
@ Justin - from the looks of it, I can’t see another chip on the LoRa board. The mDot has an Arm M4, and soon will have an M0 cortex for business logic. Does your board have a chip on it or will we have to use it in conjunction with another ghi chip?
Also, what about a battery hookup?
I need remote solutions for :
temp, humidity, pressure, battery, logic => LoRa to Azure.
PIR, battery, logic => LoRa to Azure.
@ Terrence - You are indeed correct, this board is Gadgeteer so needs to be plugged into a Gadgeteer mainboard.
But fear not my young Padawan for the other LoRa board i have will turn you into a giggling school girl
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@ Justin - [quote]
But fear not my young Padawan for the other LoRa board i have will turn you into a giggling school girl [/quote]
Bring it on. Now if we can just get MicroChip to deliver 915s.