00:00Range Test Day
00:01LoRa 6500 Pro vs LoRa 611 Pro, which reaches farther?
00:07Found 5 solid hardware options online with great pricing to push your signal limit.
00:12Let us look at modules.
00:15First pick, SX1262 LoRa Developer Set DXLR30
00:19Costs $6.68
00:22Delivers 22dbm power output, 8km range over UART
00:27Easy 5V setup
00:30Perfect starter hardware for long links without pain
00:34Second option, Sennet E22 Series SX1262
00:38Costs $4.19
00:41Pushes up to 33dbm, claims 16km range with TCXO stability
00:47Dirt cheap for extreme distance work
00:50Best value pick
00:52Third, DXLR3430MHz Industrial Receiver Module
00:58$8.02
01:00Same reliable 22dbmsx1262 core, rugged board layout
01:06Built for sensor networks in noisy RF spots
01:09Fourth hardware item, 433MHz 12dbm magnetic mount antenna
01:15Costs $9.06
01:18Cheap radios need good glass
01:20Slap on metal roof, boost db gain immediately
01:24Solves range bottlenecks fast
01:27Fifth pick, DXSmart LR32 dip module for 868 and 915MHz
01:33Costs $9.23
01:37Hardware UART, built-in RSSI readout, clean dip pin layout
01:41Breadboard friendly, zero soldering needed for testing
01:45All product links down in description below
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