MultiNav Pro+ BLE range test - line of sight vs Fresnel zone clearance?
Been doing some range testing with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and I'm trying to wrap my head around what's actually needed to get close to that 50km figure in
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Hey everyone, working on a remote telemetry project where I need to stream sensor data over pretty long distances - think open field deployments, no obstacles,
Been working on a deployment where I've got a mix of short-range and long-range nodes - some units are maybe 20-30 meters apart, others are out at distance. The
Hey all, working on a custom PCB where I'm integrating the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and I'm trying to figure out if the RF front-end already handles all the imp
So I've been planning a deployment for a remote sensor network across a pretty open rural area - mostly flat farmland with occasional tree lines and a few low h
Been digging into the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module for a project that needs the long-range capability and I'm trying to figure out how much work the RF side is goin
So I've been planning a deployment across a pretty wide open agricultural area - think flat farmland, minimal obstructions - and the 50km BLE range on the Multi
So I've been super excited about the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and the 50km range spec is obviously the headline feature. I get that 50km is probably line-of-sig
So I've been messing around with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module for a remote sensor deployment project - basically placing nodes across a pretty wide area to log
Working on a remote telemetry setup where the BLE module will be mounted on a slow-moving vehicle and the base station is fixed. The 50km range claim is obvious
So I've been reading through the specs on the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module and the 50km range figure is obviously the headline number, but I'm trying to understand
So I've been spec-ing out a project where I need to maintain a BLE link across a pretty wide area - think semi-rural, some low buildings, a few trees, not exact
Been running the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module in a project where I have nodes at varying distances - some are like 10 meters apart, others are closer to the upper e
Hey all, been working on a wildlife tracking project where I've got a mix of short-range and long-range nodes - some units are basically line-of-sight within 10
So I've been spec-ing out a long-range asset tracking build and the 50km BLE range on the MultiNav Pro+ caught my eye pretty hard. I get that range claims like
Hey all, working on a tracker deployment where I've got several MultiNav Pro+ BLE modules acting as one-way beacons - basically just broadcasting position + sen
Been integrating the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module into a custom PCB I'm designing and I'm trying to figure out if the RF front-end already handles all the impedance
So I've been looking at the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module for a project I'm putting together - basically a remote sensor network spread across a pretty wide area, ma
So I've been messing around with the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module for a tracker project and I had a question I couldn't find a clear answer to in the docs. The 50km
Been digging into the MultiNav Pro+ BLE module for a project where I need to balance range and data throughput depending on operating mode. The 50km range spec