Bloggers, vloggers and podcasters will have high production and all the right tools/parts.
I will cut up cans to complete a battery holder that I #3DPrinted to power my #meshtastic node with a 26700.
If you want things done right, follow them. If you want tips on making cheap, guerrilla radio, follow me.
Bonus: my philosophy is better for the environment and will work better when supply lines break down.
In case anyone thought I was kidding about using an aluminum can to power a #mesh #radio, you must not know me yet. 🤪
People say you can't solder dissimilar metals. Well, that may be true, but I sure can crimp them together. Might need some electrical tape to keep it from springing apart.
Guerilla radio, I like it!
Named after my 802.11 mesh networking project. 🤓
Fight in the shade
Have you seen any open source version of WaveRelay? Like a beam-forming MANET
No. I can't really tell if they have anything novel there. It looks like it's just a common standard for killer robots. Could be basic OOK or FSK under the hood. If you have something compatible, you could probably figure it out pretty quickly with an SDR. Or GNU radio if they use spread spectrum frequency hopping (like BT).
At any rate, I'm not interested in interfacing with anything that uses WaveRelay.
