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SX1302 868M LoRaWAN Gateway HAT for Raspberry Pi, Standard Mini-PCIe Socket, Long range Transmission Turbidity Sensor with Nano Development Board Compatible with Arduino enabling complex multi-sensor fusion projects

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SX1302 868M LoRaWAN Gateway HAT for Raspberry Pi, Standard Mini PCIe Socket, Long range Transmission Turbidity Sensor with Nano Development Board Compatible with Arduino enabling complex multi sensor fusion projects enabling complex multi sensor fusion projects and Azure Stream Analytics for real time data processing feature 26dBm emit power and 141dBm high sensitivity receiving gain Contact us via WhatsApp or email for a custom quote

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