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Get 2 RFM9x LoRa FeatherWings, get 2 feathers(using M4 in this instruction).
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Get some male-male jumper wires.
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Have two laptops with Mu editor installed. Remember to update the firmware of Feather to the newest version and download the "adafruit_rfm9x" and "adafruit_bus_device" libraries, put them in the "lib" folder inside Feather.
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Note: if your LoRa feather has no antenna on it, please follow the instruction on the last picture, and solder the antenna on to your chip.
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On the LoRa FeatherWing, find the CS and RST pin; connect CS to the E pin(correspond to board D5); connect RST to the D pin(correspond to board D6).
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Connect the two Feathers to your laptops, follow this link, scroll down and copy the code from the end.
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You should see something like this(refer to the picture).
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Note: Obstacles and walls are large impacts in terms of signal transmitting, which decreases the distance of transmission.
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the images show the wings and the feather being connected, so make sure to include that as a step
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the images also show you using a breadboard, so add that you will need a breadboard
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add links to download the necessary libraries
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