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โธ 1mo ago
> If we go discoverable on the Meshtastic interface, would it show up on
the maps?
There's no technical reason why not, I think the implementations does send an
announcement but also currently public maps just don't show it though I may be wrong
there.
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โธ 29d ago
bergie wrote:
> - On our NAS we have a systemd timer to periodically make a tarball of the work docs
> - The VPS periodically pulls the latest tarball over rncp, unpack, and puts the files
in the right places
Ok, this setup works. Now we have what's essentially a read-only copy of the work
documents on the VPS. And as nice bonus, this setup uses only Reticulum for networking.
I suppose with Syncthing we could have had bidirectional sync.
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โธ 18d ago
cool! sounds like 100R, huge fan
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โธ 18d ago
Welo, you shouldn't just give random advice on things you know nothing about. I've seen
this several times now, where you'll just yabber something off that's pulled straight out
of a hat and on a whim. You've provided a lot of bad advice in aggregate. Friendly
reminder: Know, don't pretend you know.
Using Reticulum over Meshtastic is a bad idea. MT is not at all designed for actual
networking, things will fall apart horribly quickly, and due to MT's nature, will waste
insane amounts of spectrum airtime - it doesn't even have proper listen-before-talk, for
crying out loud. You may be able to get a few simple packets or announces through, but
other than that, it'll be a complete packet collision and fragmentation mess.
And no, you can't make a meshtastic interface discoverable.
Awesome to hear things are working out @bergie! Dreaming of someday living on a sailboat
as well :)
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โธ 17d ago
Mark wrote:
> Awesome to hear things are working out @bergie! Dreaming of someday living on a
sailboat as well :)
Lots of nice boats available in Sweden and neighboring areas! And lovely cruising ground
too, though only for the warm half of the year (I suppose Swedish west coast is
semi-sailable all year around?)
Things are indeed working quite well, even making some progress on the JavaScript library
we need for connecting Reticulum with our boat systems. Yesterday I was able to get LXMF
messages going in both directions between nomadnet and Node.js.
Did you see my comment on more dynamic lat and lon in discoverable interfaces above? That
would be great for more nomadistic Reticulum setups like ours. If you think the idea is
viable, I could try to contribute the implementation.
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โธ 15d ago
Yeah, I did see that actually, and then apparently promptly forgot about it again, caus I
didn't think of it until you reminded me ;)
It's a good idea, I've added it. It's in the latest commits on the master
branch on Aleph, if you want to try it out already. It'll be included in the next release.
Yeah, I'm kinda half-looking at boats for sale every now and then, but with the budget I
have available, I'll probably have to count on getting something that'll require a lot of
work. Then again, they always do, don't they?
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โธ 14d ago
Mark wrote:
> It's a good idea, I've added it. It's in the latest commits on the
master branch on Aleph, if you want to try it out already. It'll be
included in the next release.
Perfect, thank you! We're about to head offshore, but I'll give it a spin when we're
anchored. I already prepared a script to get the lat,lon,alt from Signal
K. I can share that if you want an example for the docs.
Another little thing: we were testing various rngit Work Document workflows yesterday,
and ran into a bug. The activate command only looks into the completed
folder, so there is no way to activate proposed work documents.
> Yeah, I'm kinda half-looking at boats for sale every now and then, but with the
budget I have available, I'll probably have to count on getting something
that'll require a lot of work. Then again, they always do, don't they?
They do, the old joke about boat repair in exotic locations is at least halfway true. You
have to be not only your own network engineer, but also the plumber and electrician.
I'd say right now the best bang for the buck is in 70s/80s "good old boats" (lots of good
Najads, HRs, Malรถs etc out there). One that is structurally sound but has outdated tech
is ideal, as then you can rip it all out and set up a nice modern setup with LiFePO4,
Signal K, plenty of solar, etc.
Electric galleys (and even propulsion!) are also starting to become realistic nowadays,
even with renewables.
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โธ 10d ago
Great to see other sailors adopting Reticulum! I've been daydreaming about creating a
LoRa Reticulum mesh between sailboats (pretty good LOS from masthead to masthead) and of
course from my sailboat to the shore. Haven't started on that project yet, very cool to
see what you're doing :)
+1 on used boats from the 70s/80s in Scandinavia. They've been dirt cheap for years here
in Norway, and even though the market has been vacuumed by bargain hunting foreigners
there are still some good finds to be made. There was a really nice Storfidra (25 feet
bluewater cruiser that has crossed oceans, built as a tank, with standing headroom, great
as a liveaboard for one) that was sold for $1500/โฌ1300 recently (with faulty engine, but
I see that as an opportunity).
Plenty of people live aboard sailboats in southern Norway and Sweden. It's much cheaper
than living on land but it sure isn't for everyone, especially during our winters. And
while a sailboat may be cheap to buy, it is not cheap to keep, they do take a lot of
time and elbow grease to maintain in good shape.
My boat, a 25' wooden gaff cutter, actually had electric propulsion when I bought it.
Range anxiety is an issue, but LiFePO4 prices are coming down so you could get 5 hours
out of a new battery bank for a reasonable amount of money. Still, I'd treat it as
something to get in and out of harbour, it's not a full replacement for a diesel engine.
IMO, not having a diesel engine forces you to become a better sailor by not always
relying on one. A diesel engine will fail on you when you need it the most anyway.
Electric motors are at least much more reliable, and it is possible to extend the range
with a small gasoline generator like the Honda EU2200i (but that sort of defeats the
purpose).
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โธ 10d ago
Mark wrote:
>
> due to MT's nature, will waste insane amounts of spectrum airtime - it
doesn't even have proper listen-before-talk, for crying out loud. You may be able to
get a few simple packets or announces through, but other than that, it'll be a
complete packet collision and fragmentation mess.
>
Just coming into this cold, but that didn't ring true to me. RadioLibInterface.cpp and
RadioInterface.cpp cover this via RadioLib's scanChannel() . So...
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bergie wrote:
> Mark wrote:
> > It&#039;s a good idea, I&#039;ve added it. It&#039;s in the latest
commits on the master branch on Aleph, if you want to try it out already.
It&#039;ll be included in the next release.
>
> Perfect, thank you! We're about to head offshore, but I'll give it a spin
when we're anchored. I already prepared a script to get the lat,lon,alt
from Signal K. I can share that if you want an example for the docs.
Just wanted to note that this seems to work fine. Our boat RNode is now visible on the
map on this site (as well as in Columba).
Here's the script in case anybody else wants to get their dynamic interface discovery
location from Signal K:
https://gist.github.com/bergie/b075768c4ec7eb519bdcd8c3e1b7bca9
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