RFI: LoRa Radio Regulations (UK)
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| Upweywarrior Newbie Joined: 22/07/2022 Location: United KingdomPosts: 7 |
Hi Andy, Thank you for your response. Regarding the range, I’m referring to relatives who live about five doors down the road and friends who live across the street, so the distance isn’t very far. From my current understanding, base stations could be set up using various interfaces like TCP, UDP, I2P, HF links, etc. This flexibility would allow for many possible configurations, and in theory, the mesh network could expand over significant distances. (Similar to EchoLink that Ham operators use). Along the way, encrypted data would be routed via the shortest path, whether that’s through the internet, long distance HF link, or another interface, to reach its destination efficiently. I also agree with your observation about the . I know from browsing youtube videos that alot of Ham operators have started to explore this software and are starting to convert there old Meshtastic devices into Rnodes. This Video is very informative on the system itself. However, When it comes to LoRa devices There is so much ambiguity regarding there usage and the laws that govern them and Ofcom are of little help.. I Mean, I would have a very hard time finding a legal expert trained in Radio communication laws. Even if i did have the budget to seek legal clarification!! Edited 2025-01-12 05:36 by Upweywarrior |
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