Bare PCB for RPi LoRa Gateway V3 - Two Boards

Name: Bare PCB for RPi LoRa Gateway V3 - Two Boards
SKU: 13230
Price: 7.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

(1 Review)

Two Bare PCB for SX1308 Raspberry Pi LoRa Gateway Board V3

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Bare PCB for RPi LoRa Gateway V3 - Two Boards 1

Two Bare PCB for SX1308 Raspberry Pi LoRa Gateway Board V3

What is it? This is the bare PCB of my SX1308 Raspberry Pi LoRa Gateway Board V3 For anyone interested in building one. This board can handle SX1301 or SX1308, SX1257 or SX1255, but since the RX is c…

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (5.00)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (5.00)

Mark | March 4, 2019

Some assembly required

The pre-made boards have been out of stock for a while, so this is an option if you have a PickNPlace or the eyes to hand solder. A couple of minor issues which the seller addressed (LED's on board were moved in a subsequent revision) and the SAW filter footprint is inverted which turns out to be a non issue as both pins that would cause a short are ground anyway. Built as documented for 915MHz and I now have a gateway connecting to the internet and sensors communicating with it. All questions encountered can be found in the wiki on GitHub or in the "Issues" (open and closed). Documentation is good. I used the lower noise "optional" regulator, and a SX1301. Great project.