Reticulum via Meshtastic?

Update: Seems there is already a project for that: https://github.com/landandair/RNS_Over_Meshtastic ... read full post

Update: Seems there is already a project for that: https://github.com/landandair/RNS_Over_Meshtastic ... read full post
Got my first two devices on tuesday and I've been traveling around with them! Seems the t114 has much better range but is a less convenient package of course (and damn amazon didn't ship my GPS module, so now that is on the way with an upgraded antenna and a heltec v3 cause why not?) ... read full post
I've been brainstorming ways to get a permanent node on my truck for various reasons. Here's what I have so far: ... read full post
Hey everyone, I hope this is ok to post here! I've been putting off getting into meshtastic for a while now but the time has come to play around with it. I have done some research but I always like to talk to real people if possible for real world advice and experience, not just youtube salesman and AI top ten lists. I have minimal experience with radio, but some. ... read full post
So I bought some heltec V3 to get into meshtastic and I did a range test on the beach and in my neighborhood. I get 1 Km ai can't get confirmation that the message was received on the meshtastic app ... read full post
So I was interested in mesh comms years ago. Serval mesh and other wifi meshes were of interest, but never seemed to actually... work. ... read full post
Made a python script to create posts via meshtastic messages. If you can see this, the test worked! Posting from the park with no mobile data ^_^
I'm just digging in to it and setting up "Rnodes" with my heltec v3's and sending files and voice is cool.
The nomad network is a markdown internet, and it all works over Lora or any other network.
Lots to learn still but it looks promising as a mesh data network.
I'm interested in this project, but I am unsure if there's anything actually useful or fun you can do with it.
So tell me about the fun stuff you've built!

I have just unpacked and flashed my new t-deck and I'm very excited! Sadly, i had to use some google drive provided old firmware (2.5) since I can not figure out how to find(, build) and upload the firmware. ... read full post

I have just unpacked and flashed my new t-deck and I'm very excited! Sadly, i had to use some google drive provided old firmware (2.5) since I can not figure out how to find(, build) and upload the firmware. ... read full post
So there is a router 3.7 miles from my house that i can hear between 2 and 5 SNR but its hearing my transmissions between -4 and -18 SNR with a -10 average (5 traceroute tests). Shouldn't it be able to hear me just as well as I can hear it? I can only think of two possible causes for this. ... read full post
So I just saw a video where somebody made a bulletin board system over the mesh like it's fucking 1999 or something and it got me thinking Would it be possible to send web pages over the mesh as long as they were small? ... read full post
In densely populated areas, such as cities, it seems like it would be more advantageous to use shorter, faster presets, such as MediumSlow, MediumFast, ShortSlow, or ShortFast instead of the default LongFast. ... read full post
Last night, my node showed that it received information from a node 100 miles away, and I dismissed it as just a weird artifact. But tonight, my node is showing that there are three nodes that are around 220 miles away. I do not have MQTT enabled on downlink so they are definitely over RF. But how is that even fucking possible? I live in an area where the mesh is not super well built up and there are only a few people locally that have nodes and I would expect to get nodes from a lot closer than 200 miles away or even 100 miles away considering there are two decently large cities only 70 miles away. Also, so far I have only gotten these messages at night. ... read full post