[d-star] A Portable Mesh Network?

[Don Heppelmann]

Dave,

Talk with the D-Star guys, perhaps Doug Reed N0NAS. I donated some 15 or so WRT54G units for this very project. I've been away from the group and don't know the status of it. Also acquired the xtals to allow the freq shift so only those modified units can talk.

It would be great to have an (at least) 2Mbps or faster mesh network in the metro, just takes time and folks to coordinate and install.

73,

Don Heppelmann, WG0C

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From: Dave Johnson [daveej at gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2013 10:59 AM
To: 'List for people interested in the D Star repeaters'
Subject: [d-star] A Portable Mesh Network?

Given this:
http://www.arrl.org/news/view/broadband-hamnet-wins-international-associatio
n-of-emergency-managers-awards, perhaps the basis of a portable mesh network
should be: http://www.hsmm-mesh.org/

It just so happens I have one of those WRT54G sitting around. Would this
mesh network mix with a normal household network for testing or do I need
two WRT54Gs?

I haven't heard of another one of those weekend workshops scheduled. Are
they regularly scheduled or as needed?

--
Dave Johnson, N0KBD
daveej at gmail.com www.davidearljohnson.com


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