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      <title>Experimenting with LoRa and MeshCore</title>
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      <description>Experimenting with LoRa and MeshCore I have experimented with Software Defined Radio and GNU Radio [1] before, but not that much with LoRa. LoRa is usually hidden inside a small radio module where you configure frequency, bandwidth and spreading factor, then let the chip handle everything else.&#xA;That is convenient, but it also hides all the fun parts.&#xA;I recently started to play with MeshCore [2], which is a small mesh network built on top of LoRa.</description>
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