It depends on your location, 915mhz for the US.
jared
joined 1 year ago
Package managers really improve my day.
I can't fully respond right now but I've had 20 years in the pain funhouse and want to at least join the conservation.
Tap for spoiler
- Red
- None
- Nothing
- Indeterminate
- Brown, indeterminate
- It's like looking at a watercolor through a frosted window.
All depends on the power that can put out, and the board requirements. Post an update if you decide to experiment.
Probably exhausted, hiding somewhere.
Run! Be safe but Run!
I haven't looked into the bots in years, what are you doing with them?
~~If I'm not mistaken licensed operators have to run at less power on meshtastic. I'll see if I can find where/why and update.~~
I was wrong:
"What is the benefit of using a ham license with Meshtastic? If you use your ham radio license with Meshtastic, consider both the privileges and restrictions:
Privileges Increased Transmit Power Up to 10W transmit power in the United States! 47 CFR 97.313(j) Higher Gain Antennas Restrictions Plain-Text Only On amateur radio bands, encryption is illegal. FCC Part 97.113.A.4 Lack of Privacy As a ham operator, it is a requirement that you identify yourself by your call sign periodically when transmitting. Your call sign will be publicly transmitted at least once every 10 minutes at minimum. FCC Part 97.119.A"
From https://meshtastic.org/docs/faq/#amateur-radio-ham