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+## IMPORTANT
+
+**When sourcing a generic module make sure it is the 868/915Mhz version NOT the 433 Mhz version.
+The two modules are identical other than component values which are unmarked.
+There are major problems with the some generic CC1101 "Green" Modules, i.e.
+they don't work!
+Always verify that VDD is NOT shorted to ground!
+Also check for shorts between the "castellated" pads at the edge of the board.
+(Yes the "quality" of some module is that good, you get what you pay for.)**
+
+Note: EByte E07-900M10S Modules seem to work without major issues.
+
+
+## Generic CC1101 modules
+
+There are various CC1101 module with differing pinouts available from the "usual places".
+
+Here are two examples, note the one with a solid white silkscreen on the back seems to be a **slightly** higher quality than the other version.
+
+[
](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/11c86f78-e75b-459a-bd1c-1f400c39a88f) [
](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/da1fe05a-5868-42da-abae-4c41aa1ad474)
+
+## CC1101 pinout of one type of Generic CC1101 module
+
+**It is STRONGLY recommended that you verify the connections to the CC1101 pins rather
+than making any assumptions.**
+
+One popular module used by the Mini V3 and early Mini v4s and Yellow APs has this pinout.
+
+[
](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d4528ea8-9cdd-4c8a-9814-4ba888914b87)
+
+
+## Generic CC1101 module frequency issues
+
+It is known that the most trouble come from the shifted base frequency of such modules
+https://asksinpp.de/Grundlagen/FAQ/Fehlerhafte_CC1101.html#ermittlung-der-cc1101-frequenz .
+
+OEPL does uses a wide receiver bandwidth and the CC1101s frequency error measurement and adjustment
+to attempt to compensate for inaccurate base frequency caused by cheap crystals.
+
+