After migrating all services previously hosted by a rather noisy HP Microserver, my rack cabinet looks miserably empty.
From the left:
* WiFi access point antenna for outdoors LoRa gateway
* Nezha RiscV (doing nothing yet)
* Raspberry Pi 4, hosting Unifi server and access point for LoRa
* NanoPi R2S doing PPPoE, DNS and firewall
WiFi happily worked on Raspberry's built-in WiFi interface... until I placed it inside cabinet, which is why I recycled the old external WiFi device for the AP.
I have a LoRa gateway on my balcony, and since it's connected to LoRa WAN it actually serves as a public gateway for everyone's devices.
I myself experimented primarily with LoRa based GPS-trackers - for a very trivial reason, I have a friend in Russia who is a farmer and his cows 🐄 are repeatedly got lost in mountains so I developed it a way to track them 😂
@kravietz Ohhh that's actually really cool!
@kravietz What are you using LoRa for? First time coming across it!