@amarand I keep looking at them, but don’t have a use case, despite all the wireless crap and gadgets I have around and have built.
I want to read/test my dogs’ RFID chips, and also emulate NTAG215 Chips. I had a few other use cases but basically, get your hacking stuff now while it’s still allowed. 😹
@amarand Yeah, good point.
I re-checked, and remembered why I didn't grab one before. My ceiling fans operate at 350MHz, my weather station won't work, neither will my electric gate. So most of the wireless stuff I'd want to monitor/control won't work with it.
It’s sub-GHz. Are all of those things in the GHz range?
@amarand Yeah, but not for transmitting. From their "Frequencies" page, it'll only transmit on:
304.10 - 321.95 MHz
433.05 - 434.79 MHz
915.00 - 928.00 MHz
@amarand And, according to their page, the CC1101 chip and antenna can only do 300-348 MHz, 387-464 MHz, and 779-928 MHz .
So, my 350MHz ceiling fans won't even scan, much less transmit.
Weird, since obviously it's a frequency that's normally usable in the US. My Bond controller I use for home automation operates just fine on that frequency.
I’m on a similar frequency for my fan remote. I’ll test mine to see if it works or not. I’m curious!
@amarand Let me know! I searched the interwebs, but found nothing.