Hahaha. Fantastic

Integrated how? With what?

What are you thinking?

Wie meinst du?

Und meinst du den Specter DIY?

So far, just what AI have posted. I don't have it handy, but you should be able to go back about 3 weeks ago in my nostr posts and find one.

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Right on!

Me? I've had a lightning address for like 2 years, have had tons of zaps all day and every day, lol.

And much appreciated!

I want to integrate cashu and mints with offline payments into HAMSTR in the future.... That way I'll have the ability to easily send an offline Bitcoin tx, zaps using nwc, and cashu e cash payments. The trifecta off off-grid use cases.

It runs best on 300 baud HF bands. It is a client and server setup currently you will need to be running both sides. Future releases I hope to integrate some sort of authorization or just open connections to keep a server running.

If you have 1 tnc, you could easily run software tnc on one side and hardware on the other. As long as they are operating on the same protocol, like AFSK 300 baud, or whatever.

There is no reference on the code to frequencies, and there is no radio controls currently at all. The ptt is all done from the tnc. It must be a KISS TNC, and HAMSTR uses ax25 encoding on kiss packets to help with redundancy

So you are free to setup your server and client on whatever frequency you want to try it.

I have tried it on 1200 baud vhf just inside my house, it worked fine.

I am not planning Lora integrations directly, however in the works is adding reticulum network support, which would allow for using Lora.

So sorry, no.

Yes, python is the only language I even remotely know outside of js, html, css.

I mean nothing is stopping you from using it. Just like if Bitcoin was banned somewhere and you still used it.

It's FOSS and you can do with it what you please. There isn't a license requirement built in, not like it checks or anything. But legally yes, you would be required to have a license.

There are some Lora TNC modems that use KISS protocol I think. Perhaps it could be forked to run with those. Not sure. They don't require a license in the US. But range is much less.

I am more interested in the long range abilities, personally

Hope that helps.