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Does this use a mesh network?
by osiris679 11y ago
Does this use a mesh network?
- lallysingh 11y agoLooks that way: https://beartooth.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/216791588-How-does-Beartooth-work- https://beartooth.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/216791588-Ho... "Once you've paired Beartooth with your smartphone you can communicate with any other Beartooth users within range (about 2 miles). You can use Beartooth's app to talk, text, use maps, and share your location"
- unsignedint 11y agoIt sounds like to me just 1-to-1 contact with random people with the same device, and not necessarily using someone else as a relay to form a mesh network.
- nullsmack 11y agoIt's not mesh. It's just a typical data radio. If the person you want to communicate with isn't in range then you can't bounce the signal through other people.
- ianburrell 11y agoIt sounds like the MURS (150 MHz) band that goTenna and Beartooth use doesn't allow store and forward, or a connection to the Internet. Which is unfortunate since one use case would be having a relay in car at trailhead to pass messages from internet.