mesh-networking
RDUMesh, Explained Like You're Five
Radio, tall buildings, repeaters, and a community that keeps talking when the internet goes down. No jargon, no assumptions.
Magz
I'm "the RDUMesh guy" but I don't own RDUMesh; all of us do.
repeater
Why the Heltec V4.3 Changes the Solar Repeater Math
If you're planning a solar repeater build for the RDUMesh network, the Heltec V4.3 with EasySkyMesh firmware should be near the top of your list.
guide
Your Pine Trees Are Not a Conspiracy: What We Actually Know About 915 MHz and Pine Needles
Pine needles don't resonate at 915 MHz. They don't have to. Here's the actual science of what our most recognizable foliage does to mesh signals, and what to do about it.
community
Warrant Canary
A warrant canary is a regularly updated public statement confirming that a service has not received secret government surveillance orders, whose absence or staleness signals that such an order may have been received.
community
Tarheel Backhaul: How Chapel Hill Joined the Mesh
ℹ️This is a guest post submitted by santiago, who (if you don't know) is like the Johnny Appleseed of RDUMesh. We're really happy to have him telling us about one of the most exciting repeaters that has recently given the mesh a strong foothold in
community
RDUMesh Channels
Where else are people talking?
community
Welcome to RDUMesh!
Community-owned radio infrastructure that keeps neighbors connected when internet and phone networks fail. Get started with MeshCore messaging across the 16-county Triangle region.
guide
Hello, radio...
If you're here, you may have heard something about Meshtastic or MeshCore, or more generically about off-grid radio mesh communications. And you might be wondering how to get started on it if you're in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area. When I got started with mesh a few