00:00LoRa E22 crush distance, but cost too much for small room project.
00:05433 MHz ask win on price every time.
00:09Found best budget board deals to beat expensive LoRa setup.
00:13First board, SIN115 transmitter, SIN480R receiver pair.
00:18Cost 95 cents.
00:21Over 4,700 sold, perfect 5-star rating.
00:25Simple ask OOK modulation, run clean with Arduino library.
00:30IFME DIRT cheap wireless link across room without burn cache.
00:34Second option, standalone SIN115 SIN480R PCB board.
00:40Cost 52 cents.
00:42Rating 4.6 with over 4,700 order.
00:47Bare minimum component, dead simple wire up.
00:50Pick this one project budget tight in single bytes and enough.
00:54Third option, BS 433 MHz SIN115 SIN480R board.
01:00Cost 3 dollars 7 cents.
01:035-star score from 4,700 maker.
01:07Higher build quality, clean trace, stable power filter.
01:11Grab this if want drop in reliability without noise headache.
01:15Fourth option, complete 433 MHz RF kit with antenna.
01:20Cost 4 dollars 16 cents.
01:224.9 rating, 4,400 sold.
01:27Come with proper wire antenna, boost range past basic PCB trace.
01:32Best choice if want work out of box without solder scrap wire.
01:36Fifth option, 2-piece SIN115 SIN480R module set.
01:41Cost 58 cents.
01:43Perfect 5-star score, near 4,000 sold.
01:46Get pair for price of single chip.
01:49Grab this for cheap sensor node network on workbench.
01:53Links to all boards down in description.
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