This is what the millitary uses and proves satillites are really cell towers.

@@gotallmyvaccinesforallknow4949 millions of lies in the matrix...that's just one of em!

How do journalists request and interview?

@@christinajane7311 just email me.

😂😂😂😂👍

You forgot about lowering your credit card interest rates .... lol 😃

Lol

the greatest comment ever

I have to admit this comment made me laugh because it is so damn true to life!

(How did they know?)

anoher good idea which nobody will adopt because most humans are stupid.

@@railgap It's not a good idea. If one neighbor gets upset thinking your encrypted data is running their wifi, they'll take your "I'll do whatever I want on the airwaves" approach to jam your mesh with their own.

bossy guys like you are the goverment, yeah, I am talking about you. Usually the finger pointers are the worst type of goberment agents.

@@mrt1957 quintessential stupiditism much?

@@jamesparker437 You got me, I got my PhD in QS and have been itching to flex for years. Finally got my chance!

Agreed!

My grandma is close by to where I live. Gunna try this lol

Your local police and Google are using a similar form of this called RING.

@@noway905 I didnt realize ring was the same thing....so people are self installing their own state surveillance system...as usual any thing good will eventually be put to bad uses if evil people get a hold of it.

Wasn’t that how pre-pandemic they permitted isolated villagers in PR post hurricane to text each other using the mesh network of baby ducks (strapped to road signs) that passed the text message on to parent ducks which pass txt onto the internet. That group won an innovation award🥇 & grant from IBM, who posted a video on award winners.

@@chrissewell1608, I would like to set something like that here for our cove area, and maybe beam the texts to the internet across the bay line of sight, but that is a bit out of my skill set, so I may start with a small neighborhood grid of those things Josh was showing & get help with the “mother duck” part later.

@@karinhart489 yes that was them! It got me started on my search that also led me to learning about AREDN a different project but similar goals.

@@ahmedmanajid, do you have it up & working?

This.

already been done years ago with the gotennas. look it up

@@ertonyrn This the next version of that?

if off grid people create a grid, doesn't that defeats the term and purpose?

@@Aerial.Imaging ins't that the way everything in our civilization started? A few people make a tribe, join other tribes with like minded goals, and they in turn become towns and then cities and whole societies?

but then it wouldn't be a commercial.

Ugh... The overlords invented them.

Its a trojan horse

Google already removed the required android app from the store it looks like. Because it needs background location data and that violates app policies.

@@Morberis sideload

That was gonna be my question so with this I just bring my phone in the words or what not and be able To use internet and all that?

No, think of it as local mesh network of LoRa devices connected for text messaging. ​@@thebotfather6713

A sponsored internet, that will be funded by the rich and eventually set up as a controlled and owned frequency.

“funded by the rich and eventually set up as a controlled and owned frequency” - kind of like HAM is now, requiring licensing and is heavily regulated with violators paying hefty fine, loss of equipment, and prison time?

3D printer? Lol, dumb.

@@MrJackal43 How so?

Why the 3D printer specifically?

@@sandordugalin8951 well you need to create some kind of framework to house all the components.

Lol.

@@smith5796 laugh now cry later

It's all I've got.

@Arik Johnson For what you indicted, anything that operates on RF is not a good choice..... as soon as anything happens, govt sets up RF jamming so only they can communicate.....

I guess we wont have to wait to be under a dictatorship to see every intelligence agencies able to hack and listen these tecs.

No problem. I’m already on your Discord. It helped a lot.

@@HamRadioCrashCourse *our Discord :)

Nice.

The 200km guy was me. 73 de HB9BLA

@@chrissewell1608 Line of sight.

so video is out of the question?

@@chrissewell1608 bummer I was hoping to transmit 8K a 100 miles or so...

@T.J. Kong Satcom is still LOS, HF down to VLF are BLOS, VHF up through Ehf are LOS.

That's a great idea.

Appalachian. The ch is the important part.

You'd need like 10,000 of these for a few miles of AP trail.. LOL.. cheaper options are available like Sat connections.

It's a moot point anyways. He gave his call sign. Anyone can look that up and see a home address. The only downside to being licensed and that info being publicly available.

@@danielvia8705 Ah, thank you for the clarification! I had the distinct feeling that I was missing some essential info :) I'm not very knowledgeable about ham radio, tbh. Very much a beginner. I appreciate your well put reply, cheers!

@@thebrookereport2610 You're welcome! There's always plenty of welcoming radio amateurs out there eager to help. That's the whole premise of the hobby, education and learning. Plus it's fun and challenging alike.

@@danielvia8705 Thank you for the encouragement :) I've recently purchased a basic SDR, as a starting point to get familiarised. Let the fun begin :)

That's what Dugan says he does. Uses it for perimeter security. Boogereater archive has his old streams. Check the "in order" playlist, should start with the Yankee Boogle video. He has like 5 channels with his old content up on here. Occasionally in flux. Comments on the Boogereater videos should lead you to them if you're interested. Mostly large scale global "political" discussions and self sufficiency stuff. Occasional drunk spiritual ideology streams. It's long form discussion and chat distracts him pretty often but there's lots of good info. I learned a lot anyway. He's the one who I learned about LoRa from.

Isn't there already good encryption apps available for smart devices?

@@davidjones8942 I was speaking about possible software for computers and routers, like a ddwrt for this type of service. Something that might allow sharing of routing equipment/home servers that user nodes could be connected to to boost range and make it easier to use the equipment at even longer ranges with a peer controlled network that was secured from privacy invasion.

"The things network"

If you do any searching about LoRa you'll quickly find a very determined swiss fellow that really gets in depth and has done some very impressive long range test.

As it is far above 70cm and below 2.4 it should do far better than standard WIFI, and but not as well as like DMR on 70cm but permitting much wider bandwidth than 70cm could offer!

Check out the UKpostsr with the Swiss accent 😂

In the suburb aroundy house I've tested a little over a mile with one sitting in the window of my single storey house and the other holding in my hand walking. This could be easily increased by addingore nodes or placing one on high ground.

@@MishaDaBear At the same power levels (100mW for a T-Beam), text messages over LoRa at 915 MHz have much greater range than DMR on 430-450 MHz. Ham operators in the US can use the 433 MHz LoRa modules and a power amplifier if you really wanted to, but the point is that it's reliable, even at very low power.

Naturally with kids oversee!

How would I get the upgraded ttgo tbeam? How do these relate to the new (to southern Nevada) WeLink laser plus radio receiver using mesh router internet access being slowing tested in America?

If these modules incorporate a GPS receiver vs using the one in your smart phone, won’t that significantly decrease the battery life since gps will always be on?

Except for the helium network 🤣

op sec? wtf? you a special agent or something? or a tool. ya thats it

Those devices cannot pair and control a Bluetooth device, so it’s not possible. These appear to translate Bluetooth into LORA and back again.

I can imagine people are already working on this, go to the discord server and see who is doing what 😄

Me, too!! Hey, are you going to be playing with these?

@@n7ekg I want to try, maybe we can test them out

Thanks Barbara!

Time to buy some. I don't know how you've survived without basic tool like that (I use it more than a hammer, most people own hammers). Even a cheap 40-60w rated one for $5 will be plenty for this and lots of projects, just practice on some dead electronics first and this will be easy. You could spend more (like mine is a nice one, I've went through a few cheap $3 to $5 ones through my lifetime but since I use it often I spent the cash and got a really nice $70 one that has both the soldering as well as a hot air rework on it with diaphragm pumps so I can do more advanced things like GPU core repairs and tiny SMD parts 1/5 the size of a grain of rice if needed (which in that example was bypassing the stupid timer on a heated blanket that would shut it off every 3 hours so you'd wake up at least twice freezing cold every night and never get a good night's sleep, but disable it's timing circuit by removing one part and perfect! Saved about $40 compared to their "pro model" which is the exact same thing as what I did). Also helpful for other improvements, like a simple solder mod almost doubled the power on my ebike (shunt mod, I noticed the transistors we're rated for 70 amps so I bumped it from 20 amps up to 35 amps so I still have a huge safety factor but lots more performance). Or for computer parts I add voltage bypass controls or you can do shunt mods or other stuff if you're into performance gains. But even mundane stuff like soldering a battery pack or adding external devices or anything else (like my drill now uses my quadcopter and airplane batteries so one less battery to charge, or my shaver now uses higher power LiPo for faster shaving, or my calculator now uses cell phone batteries). Also may need to solder the solar panel to the LoRa (I've also made my own solar panels from raw cells). I also use soldering a lot for fixing vehicle wiring, and really I don't know how you've survived this long without one, lol!

Probably not better than an emergency beacon radio. But cool for communication with a group

Thought the same!! If hikers all grabbed one it would create a usable mesh on busy trails. Save a fortune on subscriptions to emergency GPS systems that are never used and provide hiker to hiker warning system for trail issues... ie. blocked trails or bear sightings 🐻

@@isaacfulton7731 Cell phone is already in the hiker's pocket. No added expense of another device.

@@chrissewell1608 nope. But it does cover hundreds of miles.

For now, I will stick to ham radio. Remember to protect your equipment from EMP, higher solar activity soon.

@@williamharshman9572 if it is in the 433mhz range, it is ham radio.

@@TheZolon yes but I guess I should have been clearer, HF band ham radio and CB, 0-30 MHz. De kb0jjn.

I have a PO Box listed.

@@HamRadioCrashCourse lucky you. in my country you cant get callsign without providing EXACT adress and until they do background check on you :(

It sounds very low bandwidth, but I too was hoping to hear this info :/

Very little. Just enough to send a few messages.

Nope. They were connected to their own tbeam.

@@HamRadioCrashCourse How? I can't get my iPhone and Android to join the same channel.

ATAC?

If you know of any antennas or antenna criteria beyond dipole that work better for this please send a reply comment

Following please send😂😅

Los is only 3 miles if you're both at sea level.

@@chrissewell1608 line of sight

@@Blake-jl8lh you can see Chicago from Mears state park in Michigan on a clear day. 60 miles.

@@thetruthpost9693 you can see many story high buildings. That's not the same as sea level to sea level. As you go higher the further you can see and be seen, welcome to the round earth Heres more info. 3 miles assumes you're roughly 6ft tall looking to sea level with no obstacles. It's a rule of thumb for boating once the shore line is gone you're 3 miles out.

@@Blake-jl8lh it is 60 miles away....tall buildings would disappear at 8 inches squared per mile drop. On the shores of Holland State Park...if you are behind a 15 ft sand dune you pick up central time on your phone. 60 miles away....no roundness. There is no round...observable, measurable, or photos. If there was round...you would never see Chicago 60 miles away. Eric Dubay is a great channel to start.

This is why we can't have nice things. 🙄

@@vincei4252 Because the government jumps at shadows?

I've been watching your videos on this lately.

Thanks for the comment Andreas! I listened to your on the Ham Radio Workbench. Nicely done!

Thanks Andreas to introducing me on these technologies, your video it’s really well detailed and all other videos regarding LoRa are full of interesting information 👏👏

You might not see it on your SDR, even if it's there, due to the chirp-spread-spectrum modulation.

Get both you will have tons of great options

With the existing Meshtastic software, only one phone or tablet at a time can connect to the LoRa radio over Bluetooth. Remember, it's a mesh network. With such inexpensive radios, get one for each phone or tablet, and your network will reach even farther.

@@dB-SPL thanks for the reply.

Wow. How high up are the nodes?

@@HamRadioCrashCourse 4600ft base station, to 3900 and 3300 lose signal before Mountain overpass.4400 ft. Test was conducted in my vehicle with a mobile unit using a 5db mobile antenna inside the vehicle.14.1 miles

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@@presidentelectjerryodom3889 thats pretty slick

how long did they take to arrive?

@@monitanator took from end of September till yesterday.