LoRaWAN on an ESP32 board

as @srnet stated in post 43 it is
A good idea to have a full picture of the scope of a project and what the intended application really is.

otherwise sooner or later in the project new requirements appear which cannot be satisfied with the hardware/software implemented so far

a few questions

  1. how often is it planned to upload data (including GPS) to LoRaWAN
  2. how much data (bytes)
  3. what is the area being tracked by GPS (factory, farm, town, country, global, etc)
  4. what positional accuracy is required

for example in the river monitoring project I uploaded approximately 10 bytes of data every 10 minutes to LoRaWAN

noted that there is a version of the TTGO T-Beam with ESP32, LoRa, GPS, OLED, BME280 (temperature, pressure, humidity sensor), etc etc

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