← Back to context Comment by Neikius 9 hours ago LoRa is not fast enough? 3 comments Neikius Reply ac29 6 hours ago Same channel width and power restrictions. The US' 915MHz band is much much better than the EU 869MHz band euduhdhbene 7 hours ago Don’t know about the parent, but I found LoRa adequate for (tiny) payloads (sensor data and such) but OTA updates are a PITA without some alternative channel. Speeds are measured in bytes / sec. iberator 1 hour ago No one is using it in real life. It's a super weak hobbyist protocol with a lot of hype and marketing.Seriously. Only rich nerds in SAN FRANCISCO are using it.
ac29 6 hours ago Same channel width and power restrictions. The US' 915MHz band is much much better than the EU 869MHz band
euduhdhbene 7 hours ago Don’t know about the parent, but I found LoRa adequate for (tiny) payloads (sensor data and such) but OTA updates are a PITA without some alternative channel. Speeds are measured in bytes / sec.
iberator 1 hour ago No one is using it in real life. It's a super weak hobbyist protocol with a lot of hype and marketing.Seriously. Only rich nerds in SAN FRANCISCO are using it.
Same channel width and power restrictions. The US' 915MHz band is much much better than the EU 869MHz band
Don’t know about the parent, but I found LoRa adequate for (tiny) payloads (sensor data and such) but OTA updates are a PITA without some alternative channel. Speeds are measured in bytes / sec.
No one is using it in real life. It's a super weak hobbyist protocol with a lot of hype and marketing.
Seriously. Only rich nerds in SAN FRANCISCO are using it.