@cslorabox@LoRaTracker@kersing@Jeff-UK and @chip45
Thank you for contributing to my unusual question, I have a pretty clear idea now of the under water limitations and you pointed me to alternative solutions like 169MHz point-to-point communication.
So from my side, thank you, I’ll not bother you with more questions on LoRa underwater.
Hi @ecosoph, apologies that this is a late response to this forum topic but it might be worth taking a look at underwater acoustic solutions often used for fish tracking, such as:
The under-water range is up to 1500m.
I find myself wondering if a LoRaWAN payload could be modulated onto an acoustic carrier instead of a radio carrier for underwater use. Alternatively an acoustic to normal-LoRaWAN relay buoy could be created with the acoustic part underwater and the LoRaWAN part above water.
I helped a student who did a thesis on a similar topic a few years ago. The LPWAN solution was Sigfox, but it could just as easily have used LoRaWAN, had coverage been available.