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That's a whole lot of commenting from someone who clearly doesn't know what meshtastic is. It's text messaging with channels, some provisions for nodes transmi
by KennyBlanken 3y ago
That's a whole lot of commenting from someone who clearly doesn't know what meshtastic is.
It's text messaging with channels, some provisions for nodes transmitting sensor data, and some location data.
It's not intended to provide TCP/IP networking.
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- walrus01 3y agoAlmost inevitably, people building "mesh" networks do try to run IP over them, because the most common and popular applications and services are all TCP/IP based. DIY things capable of a few hundred kbps and text only are a very niche application. "Mesh" at very low data rates and duty cycles has very good purposes when purchased in a fully packaged single purpose industrial/embedded system from a vendor with support, such as how electrical grid operators implement some forms of smart meters.