LoRa Nodes and Gateway HAT
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A demo of working hardware and prices: a Raspberry Pi HAT that converts a Pi into a eight-channel gateway using a RAK833/RAK2247 SX1301 module with EEPROM auto‑config and GPS header, advertised at £130, plus node boards (pHAT/Shield/micro:bit) based on the RAK811 selling for about £30 each. Details include internal vs external antenna selection—move the inductor to EXT—and an IP67 outdoor case with a gateway mounting board, PiJuice battery and PoE options for a battery‑backed, PoE‑powered outdoor gateway.
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