Hey BuffaLoRa community! Unlike the often-discouraged repeater devices in Meshtastic, repeaters are the lifeblood of a MeshCore network. Because MeshCore companion devices don’t rebroadcast, repeaters are essential for bridging your traffic across the network. While this requires more nodes overall to build out the map, MeshCore compensates by allowing up to 64 hops between nodes,Continue reading “Building the Backbone: Setting Up Your First MeshCore Repeater”
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Meshtastic as a plugin to ATAK
One of the real-world applications for Meshtastic is to use it in combination with Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) to provide an off-grid means of communicating between ATAK users and/or to provide a means of asset tracking. ATAK is an Android smartphone geospatial infrastructure and situational awareness app. It allows for precision targeting, surrounding landContinue reading “Meshtastic as a plugin to ATAK”
Get Ready for the Meshtastic Presentation at W2SO
We invite W2SO Members to join us at the Lancaster Amateur Radio Club General Meeting this September 2nd, where we will be diving into the exciting world of Meshtastic — the open-source, long-range, low-power mesh communication platform. To make the most of our time together, we’re asking participants to update their Meshtastic devices in advance with a special channel andContinue reading “Get Ready for the Meshtastic Presentation at W2SO”
On UK Holiday
SnyderMesh is on Holiday in the UK. We are enjoying the cities of Oxford, Liverpool, Edinburgh, and London. It has been fun connecting my Seeed SenseCAP T1000-E Seeed SenseCAP T1000-E (Seeed) configured for EU_868 Presets learning about the mesh each of these communities has built out. Please say hi if you see me out andContinue reading “On UK Holiday”
Resources – muzi ᴡᴏʀᴋꜱ
muzi works offers helpful Product Guides. There you’ll find information to help you use their products including printable enclosure designs. — Read on muzi.works/pages/resources
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