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Learn how to create your own DIY Meshtastic node using the NRF52840. Take advantage of the NRF52840's low power consumption, compact size, and integrated battery management system (BMS) to enhance your mesh communication experience.

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Learn how to create your own DIY Meshtastic node using the NRF52840. Take advantage of the NRF52840's low power consumption, compact size, and integrated battery management system (BMS) to enhance your mesh communication experience.

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We'll walk you through adding a vibration motor module for notifications to your ESP32-based Meshtastic Node.

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We'll walk you through adding a vibration motor module for notifications to your ESP32-based Meshtastic Node.

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We'll walk you through adding a vibration motor module for notifications to your ESP32-based Meshtastic Node.

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 6 points 1 month ago

But I mentioned llama, which is self hosted

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Unlock the power of LLMs like ChatGPT and Ollama to effortlessly query and analyze your SQL database using natural language. Learn to set up and use LangChain for complex queries, making data-driven decisions easier and accessible to all, even without technical expertise.

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Enhance your Meshtastic nodes with top accessories: GY-NEO6MV2 GPS for accurate tracking, BME280 for environmental monitoring, GIZONT high-gain antenna for better range, EC11 potentiometer for easy controls, buzzer for audible alerts, and 18650 battery shield for improved power management

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Enhance your Meshtastic nodes with top accessories: GY-NEO6MV2 GPS for accurate tracking, BME280 for environmental monitoring, GIZONT high-gain antenna for better range, EC11 potentiometer for easy controls, buzzer for audible alerts, and 18650 battery shield for improved power management

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 2 points 1 month ago

Hope you liked the information.

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 2 points 1 month ago

Nice, enjoy it. If you have any questions let me know. To get the best range make sure to replace the antenna, Here are some recommended by Meshtastic Team. https://adrelien.com/best-antenna-for-meshtastic/

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A breakdown Meshtastic VS PMR walkie-talkies. We'll look at what they can do, how far they reach, how they communicate, how long their batteries last, and how easy they are to use.

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A breakdown Meshtastic VS PMR walkie-talkies. We'll look at what they can do, how far they reach, how they communicate, how long their batteries last, and how easy they are to use.

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 2 points 1 month ago

https://meshtastic.org/docs/configuration/radio/lora/ You can find all the details here, For your country you are only allowed 915.0 - 928.0

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 6 points 1 month ago

Like what spam? I am not selling anything nor I am asking for your information

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 5 points 1 month ago

So the frequencies matter a bit. I run on 433mhz but I bet lora is good enough even at the US 915. So yeah it can even go further. Meshtastic 254KM was done on US 915. https://meshtastic.org/docs/overview/range-tests/

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 8 points 1 month ago

I can't tell you how right you are. I used it in power outages" Sometimes cell signal goes down " where you look at your phone and realize ok well I have no backup plan.

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 2 points 1 month ago

I also tried it when I was skiing in the winter. It was cool. I have GPS on my nodes. and I can tell where my friend is, tried also the telemetry sensor to tell the ALT but since it only tells the pressure it is not intuitive. You can probably tell if the person is up or down

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 2 points 1 month ago

I totally understand your point, But again I am not here to grow Lemmy Nor to grow my website. I really put so much time into writing Meshtastic guides, I am trying to spread the word. Suppose I were to start crafting posts for each platform Reddit, Lemmy, Discord, LinkedIn, etc. I would never have time to write more content about Meshtastic or any other stuff. Please let's be reasonable here. Focus on the content and the tech. All the comments on why I shared my website. I would to have a conversation about the actual content itself. Did you try it? what is the range? how does it work?

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 20 points 1 month ago

Hi, I am sorry if my posts bother you. It is a new tech I am really trying to get more people to use it if they like it. It is a growing tech.

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Meshtastic – an open-source mesh networking platform redefining communication. From decentralized, long-range capabilities to versatile applications in emergency response, outdoor adventures. Discover the diverse hardware options, step-by-step setup guide, and the remarkable range of 5 KM - 10 KM.

[-] adrelien@lemmy.radio 4 points 1 month ago

Well I had many blogs about how to add sensors etc. Mostly I personally use it as walkie talkie but also I have seen people use it as a tracker for pets, and motion sensors at home maybe. I use it for temp sensor in each room in a handheld and I will take out for hikes etc.

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Discover the power of Meshtastic with our step-by-step guide on creating coverage maps for your Lora nodes. These maps are key in optimizing communication range, visually showcasing signal strength and coverage areas within a LoRa mesh network.

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