[chbot] nordic nRF

[Mark Beckett]

Terry King is very active in the Arduino forums.
An american partnered with a chinaman to run the operation.
At least he trials them and has supporting documentation with his products.

Ahh no.
I was planning on adding them to a Digispark, but they lack enough pins.
Someone was doing something tricky, and I thought I'd let it settle, 
before picking them up again.

But if you wanted to borrow a pair ... I'm sure I could trust you and 
you have the gear to resolve the question.
Being out in the countryside, we don't have a lot of 2.4GHz to 
interfere, so my results might be under optimal conditions.


mark

Mark Atherton wrote:
> Cool site.
>
> Not sure about the idea of the 100mW module, and more to the point the 
> associated 115mA at 3v3. If you can't get where you need to at 0dBm on 
> 2.4GHz, then maybe a different band is required (433MHz ?). Also, the 
> LNA on the module while adding 10dB sensitivity is also likely to ruin 
> intermodulation performance for all but the quietest environments and 
> reduce range.
>
> have you run your modules up Mark ?
>
> -mark
>
> At 07:48 a.m. 21/05/2013, you wrote:
>> Volker
>>
>> I have both the low and high power versions from Terry King at 
>> http://yourduino.com/sunshop2/index.php?l=product_list&c=12
>> Just remember to order an antenna with the high power version
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
>>> Mark,
>>>
>>> Those nordic RF link chips look interesting. You probably got the
>>> details wrong a bit but hey. Only the receiver has an 8051.
>>> Did you use their SDK or something else?
>>> Does one have to use the internal 8051? And at 20pin 4x4mm QFN, 
>>> where did you buy your boards?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Volker
>
>
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