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Tienes algún enlace del dispositivo alemán con teclado que has mostrado? thanks

Meshtastic doesn't seem to be going anywhere aside from basic messaging. Try looking into unsigned io and reticulum RNode. It does what you're looking for.

I was under the impression that a repeater could also repeated an encrypted packet from one use to another and the data would remain encrypted and only accessible to the users that had that encryption key/channel configured. Is that not true and encrypted messages can only pass from one radio to another directly? Thank for the great info here.

12:45 you say that the "public" channel can go thru repeaters, but the targeted messaging cannot and is "point to point". i believe this is false and that any packets using the same MODEM settings will get repeated and can bounce thru other nodes regardless of their encryption or if they are targeted for a specific node.

Great video. I am about to deploy a small mesh for testing, originally started looking at The things network, but was more interested in de-centralised meshed approaches, which led me to meshtastic.

Great overview. I have been playing with mesh for a year now and I think it has a lot to offer.

Great video! Thanks for sharing the project!

Every time my area gets a stiff breeze, a wildland fighter, a wet winter, or an earthquake, the Amateur radio infrastructure fails immediately. The domestic Internet and the telephone system ( Especially after Hurricane Katrina) are FAR more robust than the Amateur systems. Sorry Hams, but your American Disaster recovery mission domestically will only last for a very short time after a disaster. We may be useful for a longer time for overseas missions for third-world applications ( You know, like Puerto Rico!)

Great video! Please share a full setup

Neat! I'm going to have to play with this

Another Colorado user in Crested Butte detailed his setup, along with some high gain antennas, here: www.reddit.com/r/meshtastic/comments/xlj635/antenna_range_obstruction_testing/

I did forget about hackaday.io/project/164092-npr-new-packet-radio when talking about packet radio being a bit stagnant.

whats the diffrence between radio network and network radio

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Never hear anybody on zellow many channel but no talking.

Don't need a license because they really still that popular yet but give it time the fcc will be zooming in.

Can you use your phone as hotspot to use network radio instead on having plan? Are there any videos on actually setting up NR’s?

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I've been a licensed ham since 1983 (K5GLH) and just learned of network radios. I have to say that I love them. I think it is a great idea and I would recommend them for anyone.

Now it is clear. DMR vs NR. Thanks. I will pilut Zello on my phone and still experiment with RF.

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When ever absolutely all forms of communication is down Ham Radio CW works

Just getting in to NR. This is a very helpful video even for me as I am in UK. Thanks Joey.

I find this to be counterintuitive to the notion of HAM radio, even at 34. Thank you for the introduction.

thanks for the great info!

.... teamspeak 3, so basically you are out doing "radio" calls on a voice platform created primary for gamers, that dont care 2 minutes about "radio rules" :)

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HI , I am a moderator on Network Radios channels 0-6 plus CW and events channel , thanks you for your video , I would like to say we are predominantly licensed -M0FXB

The reason I got into ham radio was to be independent from the network. This stuff is backwards

A nice presentation. Unfortunately I cut my teeth on 'real' RF starting with CB, then GMRS repeaters in the '80s, then ham radio in the 90's. I can see this technology as a great way to NOT use conventional RF hobbies like ham radio, and another reason agencies like the FCC will use to try and reallocate the ham radio frequencies that are currently falling into dis-use. Why bother with tons of equipment, miles of coax and large antennas when you can buy one of these things and talk or text all over the world without the worry over tests and licensing? In southern california there exists hundreds of repeaters with only a scant few in actual use. The rest are falling off the air for many reasons. So why should I spend more money on a device to talk over the internet when all hams should be using and supporting the frequencies, clubs and repeaters already on the air, many of which are already connected to VoIP networks. The fate of ham radio is clearly sealed as a dated hobby that no kid finds fascinating anymore. good luck the next time the FCC decides to take away 2 meters, 222 mhz and 70 cm for commercial purposes!

Well done presentation

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Good news, this is a backburn.

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