ATmega4808 and Nano Every 4808 modules

[descartes (Nick McCloud)]

@GryKyo

How have you found this module so far and have you ran into/solved any issues?

Forum search reveals this from about 9 months back, I believe the OP had originally used the Nano Every board but for low power applications dropping the cruft that Arduino put on the board (SAMD11 & two voltage regulators) helped considerably:

The WORKBENCH part 5

As the current world wide shortage of, well, anything really, spent 30 minutes today tracking down some 220uF Electrolytic capacitors, 5mm pitch that weren’t gold plated, let alone finding a LoRaWAN module and an MCU to suit, I’ve gone back to me roots and updated it a little: [4808RFM] It’s an ATmega4808 28 pin SSOP which is, with a fine tipped soldering iron, feasibly hand-solderable. I’m using a trusty RFM95. The 4808 has 48KB of flash and 6KB of SRAM which is half as much again of flash an…