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13 Miles 20km with NO WiFi? How LoRa Sent Voltage Across Crazy Distances! (Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V3)

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In this groundbreaking video, we demonstrate how to wirelessly transmit voltage readings up to 150V over a staggering 13-mile (20km) distance using the Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V3 module and the Meshnology N32 case with a 3000mAh battery and high-gain antenna. This real-world test proves LoRa’s incredible long-range capabilities—perfect for remote monitoring of solar panels, batteries, or industrial sensors without WiFi or cellular networks!

The code below is to read DC voltage of up to 150V using the two resistor of volage divider and transmit the voltage over LoRa band securely.

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  1. Secure Transmitter code for sendign Voltage (this code)
  2. Secure Receiver Code for receiving volage

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00:00 Start
3:33 Introduction to the board and LoRa
5:47 N32 Case for WiFi LoRa 32
12:26 Voltage divider to measure up to 150V
19:47 Preparing wire to measure voltage
20:41 Installing library for WiFi LoRa 32
25:02 Transmission Code explained
27:16 Receiver Code explained
28:36 Demonstration of reading voltage
31:39 Real world distance range test (13 mile)

Transmitter code to send secure Voltage over LoRa band