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Check out Gus' video on running mp on their BrainPad board (a TinyCLR c# board)

https://forums.ghielectronics.com/t/run ... -045/20569

Where is the current GitHub repo for this incredible project?

I see the pull request here:
https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/3137

Where should I download it from and is there a tutorial of sorts?

Thank you.

I wish @VisualEcho would chime in, it looks like he was working on the Radiohead library which is just what I need.

http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2134

>>It's a great opportunity to learn. Give it a try, we can help you!

Well that is a very good point. Thank you for the offer. Let me start looking at those libs.

>>not very hard.

Well that all depends on your experience. I don't have the chops to convert that radio library from c++ to MP.

I can barely get business logic written let alone low level libs.

Thanks.

No doubt, LoRa is fantastic. I am using it in some other situations. For IOT in moderate ranges RFM69 is the ticket I believe. Way cheaper than LoRa and gateway tech is easier and cheaper as well. Once Austin's LoRaWAN coverage is better we can start using that for the great range it provides. It wo...

I assume you've seen the official library for the NRF24L01+. But the RFM65 should offer longer range. Thanks for the tip. No, I had not, searching for RFM69 and micropython didn't turn that up, obviously. So do you think code for the Nordic radio will work for the RFM69? I don't know enough about t...

<moved from Libs section to General Questions section> Having searched a bunch, I can't seem to find anyone using RFM69 with MicroPython. The esp8266 is great, but wifi uses too much energy for low power battery operated IOT projects. Anyone interested in this? Thanks. Edit: My goal would be to have...

Thank you for that explanation @pythoncoder.

And @shaoziyang thank you for your suggestions.

Yes I watched both videos and they helped a bunch with setting up my Feather.huzzah board.