meshcore
RDUMesh is rolling out region scoping across the mesh network that serves the Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill area of North Carolina. The same flood that carries a message across a city block also reaches every other repeater that can hear it, and as the network has grown, an undifferentiated
mesh-networking
Radio, tall buildings, repeaters, and a community that keeps talking when the internet goes down. No jargon, no assumptions.
guide
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.
guide
I've got this radio, now what?
repeater
Sometimes you have a repeater in a hard to reach spot. Maybe you don't want to pull hardware down, open it up, and connect to computer. Or perhaps you just want to be stealthy about your upgrades for one reason or another...
hardware
Just getting started? We have ideas about what devices are best to start out with.
guide
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