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### research
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#### cost estimation
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| Unit | Price |
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| NEO-6M GPS | 12.50 |
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| LoRa Module | 20.00 |
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| MCU | |
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| UAU | 8.00 |
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#### MCU
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#### Communication Unit
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**software libraries:**
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##### software libraries:
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* [RFM69](https://github.com/LowPowerLab/RFM69)
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* pro:
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* con:
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* [ ] Checkout LoRa Modules/Lib
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* [ ] Checkout CC1101
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**protocoll research**
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Lora:
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##### protocoll research
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###### LoRa/LoRaWAN:
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* [Lange Funkstrecken mit Arduino, LoRaWAN/RFM95W und The Things Network](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWLpbNqdNU0&ab_channel=BitBastelei)
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* deutschland legal 868mhz
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* diy antenne: 8.64cm blanker draht
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* gibt schon gateways bei thethingsnetwork.org
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* anscheinend muss man sihc registrieren um es nutzen zu koennen
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* an sich cool da man vorhandene gateways nutzen kann, schoen waere aber auch komplett eigene infrastruktur
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* man kann auch private netzwerke erstellen indem man eigenen lorawan gateway hostet, z.b. [auf einen raspberry](https://news.rakwireless.com/how-to-build-a-lorawan-gateway-make-your-own/)
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``` text
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It does not support the Mesh topology:
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Although it is long-range, it is impossible to extend the distance or get over geographic obstruction using other nodes as a repeater (like XBee, Wirepas or Bluetooth 5 Mesh). It was designed based on the original concept of ALOA 1971.
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```
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###### DigiMesh:
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* proprietary wireless mesh... proprietary.. yuck
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#### GPS Unit
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#### User Access Unit
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### DevEnv
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arduino and nixos. to let arduino access serial device it seems like the user should be added to the 'dialout' group
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