I really like the videos published by The Comms Channel on YouTube. The host (whose name I can't find) covers "... everything RF and cover Amateur/Ham Radio, Communications Receivers, SDR, Digital Communications, Packet Radio, and many more radio communication topics.". I like his style - simple, understandable, no hype or theatrics and up to date.… Continue reading Here’s an excellent new video from @thecommschannel on setting up your #MeshCore nodes and repeaters
Category: Mesh
An interesting post from @seeedstudio on #Meshtastic and its appeal to #amateurradio / #hamradio operators
I thought this blog post from Seeed Studio on amateur radio and Meshtastic was interesting. Here’s an excerpt. 18 May 2026
This is awkward, I’ve decided to switch from #Meshtastic to #Meshcore
Well, a week is a long time as a radio and electronics hobbyist and I’ve found a better bread. I have now decided to go with Meshcore. Last week I did a post on how I discovered Meshtastic and thought it was the best thing since sliced bread. Both formats are similar but different. Meshtastic… Continue reading This is awkward, I’ve decided to switch from #Meshtastic to #Meshcore
I have ventured into #Meshtastic and it looks pretty cool
Update Since the post below, I have switched to Meshcore but what remains below is valid. Here’s a little geeky project. It’s a good USD60 (AUD100) to spend. Read on. One of the buzzier things in radio land is mesh networking… not wifi mesh… radio mesh. It’s called Meshtastic and doesn’t require a licence. It’s… Continue reading I have ventured into #Meshtastic and it looks pretty cool