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 - Transmitter frequency deviation: 10 kHz
 - Receiver channel filter bandwith: 20.8 kHz
 
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+<img style="width: 1000px" src="https://static.luniks.net/GitBucket/librfm95/FieldTest5.png"/>
 
 ### LoRa
 
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 - Error correction code rate: 4/5
 - Low Data Rate Optimization
 
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 So, as expected, and without taking the RSSI too literally, range is increased with LoRa, 
 and the link is much more robust when there are obstacles in the path, such as buildings and terrain.  
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 Here's the transmitter placed at Mont-Saint-Aubert, with a nice view to Mont de L'Enclus:
 
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