Rendez-vous au "Mesh Night" du Foulab.org ce mercredi 1er avril de 19h à 22h, au 999 suite 33B du Collège http://lora.reseaulibre.ca/news
#Montreal #Meshcore #Aredn #Wireless #Meshtastic #Quebec #Urgences
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Rendez-vous au "Mesh Night" du Foulab.org ce mercredi 1er avril de 19h à 22h, au 999 suite 33B du Collège http://lora.reseaulibre.ca/news
#Montreal #Meshcore #Aredn #Wireless #Meshtastic #Quebec #Urgences
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Let's meet at "Mesh Night" at Foulab.org this Wednesday April 1st from 19h to 22h, at suite 33B, 999 du Collège near St-Henri métro https://lora.reseaulibre.ca/news/2026/03/23/april-mesh-night-meeting/
#Montreal #Meshcore #Meshtastic #Aredn #Preparedness #Wireless #Quebec
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What has been bothering me a lot with Meshtastic is how much you have to fight against the system to get messages delivered.
It is amazing how much people spend time scratching their heads and trying to make connections in the endless randomness of the Meshtastic "smart" routing. Many think by adding nodes it gets better. After small amount of nodes nearby it doesn't, it gets worse.
When I tried MeshCore. I was just blown away how simple it is and how well MeshCore works.#meshtastic #meshcore
#LARU is organizing a #meshcore workshop in #Dippach on April 24th. If you are interested, please follow this
https://laru.lu/2026/02/26/lora-meshcore/
If you were at @bsidessf you may seen our towering replica of the iconic Sutro Radio Tower my team built to run our #Meshtastic and #Meshcore demos at #ScriptKitty village!
It was our first-ever BSides, so we wanted to make some (radio) waves with our cat-themed space for beginners to learn ethical hacking and electronics!
Thank you to all the amazing people we met in SF, please reach out to me if you attended my classes or we chatted at the village!
@mattblaze @ai6yr @jeridansky @ScruffyJunco
Rolling around in the back of my brain:
Have a #Meshtastic or #Meshcore automated station just pick up the local airport's METAR weather report and send out a compact summary. "Pick up" being over the internet or possibly by radio. Pilots and airports rely on them, so they tend to be up-to-date and the stations stay up.
At this point that might actually be more reliable than weather radios, sad to say.