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Image 1 — WIP modular radio system for multi-band communication with high power RF modules
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WIP modular radio system for multi-band communication with high power RF modules

Hello, I just wanted to share a project I've been working on for a while now. At the center of the system it's a 9A DCDC capable of powering many high-power RF modules and an STM32H7 microcontroller that handles communication between the modules and any user interface.

u/Grokepeer — 12 hours ago
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EDIT: This project is NOT vibe-coded. This is a legitimately coded project. While I did use Cursor to help in things like debugging, checking for edge cases, making comments more understandable, making some of the example web-pages pretty, and with helping me to understand some of the Meshtastic API Python documentation, this project is intentionally coded with a lot of heart, mind, and thought put into it.

Hey, everyone! I’m excited to introduce MeshPages: a Python framework that allows you to create and deploy dynamic web pages entirely over the Meshtastic mesh network.

Hosting on the mesh shouldn't be a headache. If you have a LoRa radio running Meshtastic, MeshPages allows you to deploy mesh-native sites with ease. Inspired by FastAPI, MeshPages uses simple decorators to define endpoints so you can focus on the content, not the protocol.

What you can do with MeshPages:

  • Dynamic Response: Supports GET-style requests for personalized user experiences.
  • Security Built-In: Access details like client Node ID to create whitelists or protected servers.
  • Network Health: The Air Traffic Control system automatically performs backoffs to prevent airwave congestion.
  • Quick Search: A local caching system that keeps pages accessible even if the server node goes dark.

What can you actually build? I’ve included three examples in the repo to get you started:

  • The Hybrid Server: Content that renders perfectly on both the Meshtastic app and the MeshPages web client.
  • The LLM Node: Deliver locally generated Ollama responses over the radio. (Yes, off-grid AI).
  • The Secret Page: A password-protected page accessible only to whitelisted users.

This is about resilience and decentralization. Whether it’s for emergency comms or just seeing how far we can push LoRa, the Meshtastic network just got a lot more capable.

Check out MeshPages here: https://github.com/MushroomGecko/MeshPages

u/MushroomGecko — 10 days ago
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, as a new to thin genere I'm trying to find a cheap receiver easy to build and with a body and an integrated battery.

I'm trying to communicate with my friend.

Also a quick question, how it works precisely, it works even without a Bluetooth and just peer to peer technology?

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u/lapecoracarta — 5 days ago
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Hello !

I'm new here so I hope my post doesn't breaks any rules. As said in the tittle, i'm looking for opinions/testimonies on the use of LoRa communication devices during massive protests as the ones in the US or elsewhere. Is it a good solution ? Should it be improved and if yes, how ?

It is for a design project for my engineering school.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Old_Conclusion8854 — 7 days ago
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I'd like to try using LoRa in P2P mode for EOT communication with the cab unit on freight trains of approximately 70 cars. I haven't been able to find any modules more powerful than 1W, and I'm not sure if that will be sufficient for the masking effect of the cars. Does anyone have experience using LoRa for something similar?
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u/pipiu12 — 13 days ago
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It gives LORA a whole retro vibe.

I feel like there should be a lot more lora protocals for stuff out there.... like a lora protocal for card games made multiplayer like open source Pokemon go etc.. that come with their own hardware that's all just built on existing rebranded white labeled heltec and lilygo stuff ...

Or I dunno what I'm saying I just like thinking that lora is using the same tech baby monitors and vtech cordless phones used.

900mhz always looked like an aggressive number/frequency didn't it? Didn't they spell it out in like angular electric font? Like "none HUNDRED megahertz! That's almost a THOUSAND" kinda marketing?

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u/ackza — 13 days ago