Review on π» Adafruit RFM95W LoRa Radio Transceiver Breakout - Optimized for 868 or 915 MHz by Patricia Goliday
Great but I'm confused if they are 433 or 868/915MHz
Hello, I have used other radios before and it works for us is good. This time I bought it to use them at 915Mhz but I'm a little concerned as can be seen in the attached picture, it says RF95W but the actual chip is engraved with RF96. I went to the Adafruit page and it seems what RF96 is for 433MHz. Can you clarify if these are 915 or 433MHz devices?
- +5 to +20dBm to 100mW output power (output power selectable in software)
- Makes me angry
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