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RAK811 based LoRa Node powered by AA batteries

LoRa node conceived for experimentation. Easy to interface to multiple kind of sensors.

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LoRa node conceived for experimentation. Easy to interface to multiple kind of sensors. Designed to fit inside a generic waterproof enclosure, just add a pair of AA alkaline batteries and deploy!

Key features:

  • Open source Hardware & Software
  • Powered by 2xAA (1.5v) batteries.
  • Waterproof & wall mountable.
  • RAK811=SX1276+STM32L151. No additional μC needed.
  • Build environment: RAK RUI API, or STM32 CUBE LoRa stack.
  • Prototyping/expansion area.
  • Pad for a spring antenna or U.FL connector for external ant.

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