Jan Gromeš

To answer the points: > So likely an access function to check the cause may be helpful I agree, though haven't had the time to add it into the public...

Thanks, is there a particular reason to cache every parameter, not just those that are actively used?

It does save SPI transactions, but the side effect is that the configuration will exist in two places - in the radio module and in the MCU RAM. If at...

@Guglio95 I know you guys use CC1101 quite a bit, have you noticed this behavior? It's not related to ESP32 being used, it happens on Arduino Uno as well.

I haven't used SX1280 ranging since it was originally implemented, so it's very possible it's been broken at some point, or even that it never worked correctly. The missing calibration...

The values are from SX1280 ranging guide - to get more accurate results you might have to do your own calibration, using the process described in that document.

Thanks, I'll put that into commits and push it. What sort of values do you get out of ranging now?

That's interesting, since the SPI driver for SX127x is fundamentally different from SX126x/8x. Could you share what exactly you did and post the debug output before the delay was added?...

I'm assuming you're referring to https://ukhas.org.uk/guides:ssdv Is there a complete specification somewhere? The above link only contains basic info, such as the packet structure, but doesn't go into much detail...

Nice! Please make sure to follow the [contributing doc](https://github.com/jgromes/RadioLib/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#code-style-guidelines).