Anyone try the POE ESP32? #464
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I did see that board, and found it really interesting. Haven't actually tried messing around with it, but it should definitely be possible to create an RNode variant for it. |
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I have the parts… guess I should start soldering .
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I did see that board, and found it really interesting. Haven't actually
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create an RNode variant for it.
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Seems like it's just using the already supported SX1278 chip internally, so with a little luck, it should be pretty easy to get it up and running. There'll probably be some work in getting the host connection working over ethernet instead of serial/bluetooth, but just getting it running over the normal connections would probably be a good start. |
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This could be useful. Wondering if anyone has tried it? Load the Rnode on it.
https://hackaday.io/project/179601-lora-aprs-igate-on-esp32-poe-board
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