MultiNav Pro+ BLE - latency at 50km, what's the practical floor?
Been working on a remote telemetry setup where I'm pushing sensor data from a field node back to a base station over the BLE link. Range isn't really the issue
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Join the Community on RFOXiA Club →Been working on a remote telemetry setup where I'm pushing sensor data from a field node back to a base station over the BLE link. Range isn't really the issue
Been running a point-to-point link with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module over a rural field test, roughly 30km line of sight, and overall pretty impressed with how
Been working on a project where I need rough distance estimation between two nodes - nothing super precise, just want to know if I'm in the "close" zone vs "far
So I'm deploying a handful of these BLE modules across a mid-sized city for a remote sensor network - think rooftop-to-rooftop links ranging from maybe 2km up t
Been working on a remote sensor deployment where I need to push small telemetry packets back to a base station a few dozen km out. The BLE module has been solid
Hey all, working on a point-to-point telemetry link for a fixed outdoor installation - think one node on a rooftop and the other at a remote sensor station mayb
Been running some field tests with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module trying to push it toward the 50km spec and I keep wondering what the actual receiver sensitivity
Hey all, been working with the BLE module for a few weeks now on a remote sensor network project and I have a question about the TX power configuration. I know
So I'm running the MultiNav Pro+ BLE and GNSS modules together on the same custom carrier board, pretty close to each other physically - maybe 15mm between them
Been planning a point-to-point link across a fairly flat rural area, roughly 45-48km between two fixed nodes. I've done plenty of sub-1km BLE stuff before but t
Hey everyone, working on a client project where I need to ship a product using the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and they want the whole thing white-labeled - no RFO
Been running a point-to-point link test with two MultiNav Pro+ BLE modules over a pretty flat open field setup, trying to push toward the advertised 50km range
Been doing range testing with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE over the past few weeks and I'm starting to hit an interesting (annoying?) behavior as I push toward the out
Been digging into this and I can't find a clear answer anywhere. When the MultiNav Pro+ BLE is operating at the outer edge of range - like genuinely far, not ju
Been running some bench tests with the BLE module and static nodes and honestly the range performance has been pretty wild so far, no complaints there. But I'm
Been thinking about this a lot as I'm planning a deployment across a pretty open stretch of terrain - roughly 35-40km between nodes, so well within the rated 50
Hey all, been working on a project where I need a central node to maintain connections to maybe 8-12 remote peripheral nodes spread out across a large open area
Been laying out a PCB around the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and I'm going back and forth on how much effort to put into the ground plane under and around the modu
Hey all, working on a project where I need to push telemetry from a remote sensor node back to a base station roughly 30-40km away, potentially stretching to 50
Hey all, working on a deployment where I need a bunch of nodes scattered across a wide area to just periodically broadcast telemetry (GPS coords, sensor reading