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You know bro, I've been doing meshtastic wardriving for about a week and none whatsoever detected in my area. Yet we have about 5 milion people here 😂

I would like to see more detail on beartooth, and more real world testing. It seems interesting but the price is going to drive away a lot of people. Me being interested, I want to see where its worth the cost difference over something cheaper like meshtastic. You can send pictures, but how long does it take. Looked really slow on the video. What else can it do? I would also like to see a side by side distance testing using the same antenna.

I’ve set up 2 RAK based repeaters in my area. Ordered ( and have recieved) a WisMesh Pocket the first day Rockland announced them for preorder. Great device!

Whats the advantage over the Ios app?

it share my mesh data ?. .

Case: store.rokland.com/products/meshtastic-rak19007-water-resistant-case?ref=emcommsolutions&variant=41253161631827

Live Demo Version: affirmatech.com/meshsense/FJP1/

That looks pretty cool. I'm gonna check it out. Thanks for the video.

Thank you!

Very interesting, time to have a play around.

Nice overview, God bless.

Hmph.... they didn't do an Intel mac version....

A benefit of the chirp spread spectrum CSS modulation employed via LoRa p2p devices like meshtastic is the ability to pull signals out from below the noise floor so we have a lot of headroom to coaexist in an environment where NextNAV will be driving up the noise. ua-cam.com/video/jHWepP1ZWTk/v-deo.htmlsi=ufCXEDnoTq0cSa6B t16:45

Maybe we should turn the tables on NextNav, and ask WHY we should want 3D position tracking for everyone, at all times, indoor as well as outdoor? You think this is going to be for hiking and camping? No this is going to be used for companies to track you with even more fine resolution. I for one, am not interested. I'd much rather have a robust, off-grid, license-free grassroots digital communications network instead.

In case you haven't figured it out, or if anyone else might be curious. Those default text prompts like RGR or @LCC, you can change them to say whatever you want. When you're in the chat and you can click any of those default texts, if instead you hold down on the prompt it should have a green outline around the shorthand text and a menu will popup that will let you change both the shorthand and the full text of what you want to send. For example I changed @LCC to @Camp and it sends at Camp.

The problem we all have is that the FCC is self funded. They are not funded by congress out of the national budget. They will make money by selling off the spectrum to companies for huge sums of money. Unfortunately money talks. I'm not saying not to try, but know it'll be an uphill battle.

Government doesn't like anything they can't control or decode so they can snoop on all we say. Big brother can't stand it when people try to find ways to communicate outside of their controlled frequencies or companies like motorola or qualcomm that allow government snooping on their users.

I have solar flashlight shaped just like that!

Great video, I'm glad you like the case!

Thanks. I was able to flash my device; however my screen is black. I tried full erase and install, no change. From my phone app, I am able to detect the T-Beam when I try to pair; however, since I can see the screen, I can't see the code. Can you point me to a resource where I can follow some trouble-shooting steps (hopefully not too technical!). Thanks!!

Nice overview, God bless

Sad but no surprise.

So, what I head was “it might interfere with our money😢”

900MHz is under attack not just Meshtastic. The truth is out here, look up NextNav and who is supplying the money. Some Folks are deliberately suppressing some information. The USDOT has already paid for the take over of the 900MHz spectrum folks. That is what the filing says if you read it carefully. NextNav has already been awarded over $1.2Bn in 2024 towards this. $7 M in July this year directly towards this project. The goal is to buy the FCC's compliance and to get the users out of the way. This is a done deal, its a matter of how and when. is it gong to be one step at a time or will it be done in one chunk. Either way, its gong to be done. This is an invasive technology either way, and needs to be fought against. Look up NextNav and USDOT and their relationship, its been entangled for yrs, this is not a new company looking to just play around. They know what they are doing, and are being supported by the US government.

I am having issues with longfast - trying to fix location with no gps, heltek v3 seems to drop the set location after a random amount of time.

Submitted

What does nextnav want to use the lower 900mhz for? How would it disrupt meshtastic?

Filed.

Maybe if the FCC didn't sell off TV channels going digital, and ham bands there would be enough frequencys for the public. The FCC looks stupid here. They gave enough to business.

The Regime needs to stay out of this

i don't know enough about this tech to submit anything useful. But it sounds bad

Didn't the FCC get the message? How ironic the communications wing of our government did not hear the Supreme Court say that Chevron deference is dead and they have no more independent rule-making authority. Congress hasn't passed this as a law and its invalid.

So let's say power is not an option. What type of generator will you use?

Is there an estimated time on when these will be available?! I’m highly interested

At some point non-compliance has to be the way!!!

No amount of browbeating or insults will help you make your case that this petition is an attack on any frequency, let alone frequencies that are important to me. For what it's worth, I am a full-time LoRa/LoRaWAN engineer. Anything that threatens Meshtastic also threatens my paycheck. The company that I work for has 10s of thousands of installed LoRaWAN nodes at the cost of several million dollars. If there are any legitimate threats to the ISM band, I'd very much like to weigh in with the FCC. So too my employer and our LoRaWAN network provider. But until I have an argument that I can hang my hat on, filing comments without knowing the facts would just make me an alarmist. That's not good for anyone. If you would please be so kind as to explain the threat involved and the details (frequencies, modes, power levels, etc) then that will help me make a decision as to whether to follow up further or not.

Nice to see a unique presentation for small businesses. Can you do one on qrp radios?

Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t understand what the threat is. You’re asking me to file a comment, but what am I supposed to say? I don’t think that it would be helpful for me to comment if I can’t articulate why I think that there is a problem here

Nice overview, God bless.

I live in the ny nj metro area and there are about 20 nodes reachable yet I am unable to traceroute amd of them and nonone ever responds to any messages I send.

What frequency does the voice comms use?

where you get the maps?

people say wardriving when talking about moving to map wifi and bluetooth devices. wardriving rolls of the tongue node hunting might get shadow bammed by youtube because youtube doesnt like the word hunting

someone stole one of my nodes and I used RSSI to locate him; then I bullied him off meshtastic by calling him out every time he would try to talk on public mesh

Is your T-beam on while it’s flashing? I get a message on the web flasher that says if it’s an ESP32-S3 device, it has to be turned off and I have to hold down the boot and reset buttons while plugging in the USB. I’ve tried this and my T-beam comes on after plugging in and letting the buttons go. I cannot get the flasher to get passed the connecting phase. It just gets stuck there and won’t load the firmware.

MArk of the BEast Tech (ne/xt+na-v=666)

Gryphon Group! The last time I was there we got to watch the space shuttle launch.

What size photos were you able to send? How long did it take to send and receive the photo?

Thank for the information.