s/LoRa

The LoRa radio protocol is a low-power, LOng-RAnge wireless communication technology that enables the connection of battery-operated "things" to the internet in a wide area network. Post your ideas and projects!

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🚀 tpt_

Hacker Pager — Anyone got to play with this? Or any similar thing?

💬 5 comments · 1 like · 2025-10-21 · 7 months ago

🚀 jsreed5

For a while, I've thought about trying to serve my capsule over Reticulum, but I didn't think any infrastructure existed to do it. Then, just today, I found out about Gemini/Reticulum. I'm excited to play with this.

💬 3 comments · 4 likes · 2025-09-16 · 8 months ago

🐙 norayr

difference between meshcore and meshtastic — does anyone understand the difference? what i understand is: both use lora as hardware. i guess firmware can be flashed to the same devices? but not always? heltec can be flashed with both meshtastic and meshcore? but t-deck not? i have read somewhere that meshcore is a routing protocol separated from the app, but i don't understand, in videos they just install a meshcore android app and stact using it with the ui i think very similar to...

💬 3 comments · 2025-08-19 · 9 months ago

☀️ sbr

Anyone played with HaLow? (802.11ah) this is probably a little easier to get setup in an urban area to use as an alternative mesh network outside of the commercial internet. Be interesting to have Halow/standard wifi bridges distributed around a city so people could use their existing devices to participate in the alternative decentralised network. One that could keep working when the isp or network goes down

💬 11 comments · 2025-06-05 · 1 year ago

💀 requiem [mod]

"Exploring Meshtastic" — lark.gay — [gemini link] Lark has written an article on his his experiments with Meshtastic, a LoRa based protocol.

💬 2 comments · 4 likes · 2024-05-05 · 2 years ago

💀 requiem [mod]

What projects are you working on? — Do you use LoRa devices? Did you make something? Share it here!

💬 2 comments · 2024-04-08 · 2 years ago · #diy #electronics #lora

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