I have built a board with E01-ML01DP5 module of Ebyte and another board with module E28-2G4M27SX
E01-ML01DP5 (20dBm) works with GFSK modulation; E28-2G4M27SX (27dBm) has LORA, FLRC and GFSK modulation
With same directive antenna, module E01-ML01DP5 at baud rate=250K, is better than module E28-2G4M27SX LORA (SF=8, BW1625) and better even when FLRC is used, with baud rate 0.5Mb. Now i will try with GFSK modulation.
I have tested in continuous rx tx loop at many distances.
So far E28-2G4M27SX has been a great delusion. Any comment?
I have moved your topic to the appropriate English language category of the forum @enzo1949.
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You might get a better response if you explain all the acronyms and provide links to their datasheets.
But first read the pinned post re 'How to get the most from the forum'. That will among other things tell you how to post all the code and any needed Serial output as well as taking a photo of your hand drawn wiring diagram.
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