Description
Supplier: IMST
Fitted with the low power, bidirectional radio module iM881A
Sensors: accelerometer, altimeter, temperature and a GPS module
Frequency: 868 MHz
IP65 housing
Price €199, excluding 19% tax
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The Mote II is a demonstration platform intended to be used in a variety of applications.
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