Cool case! I wish it had a custom button/switch that could be programmed for single push/seniors help.

Merci pour cette vidéo, dommage qu'il n'y ai pas plus de vidéo de cette qualité en français

If I enable MQTT with the default server but on a custom channel, will it still crash my node or will it only communicate with other devices on the custom channel? How does one set up their own private MQTT server?

Nice design. Do you have the link to the stl? I can't seem to find it on printables.

I was able to wire up a spare Oles I had after watching this video. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent work and presentation. Pity only to discover dimensions for practical 3D prints are a show stopper. However this looks like it could work for a (otherwise typically expensive) GNSS, RTK (centimeter positioning) drone antenna given approx double the frequency ( L1 at 1575 MHz ) and lower gain requirements reducing the number of turns. Less than 100 mm high, with 100 mm diameter ground plane from quick calculations. It would be good to turn your hard effort into a working unit. It would be useful if you could describe construction of the matching part.

Looks good. I am thinking of making a vertical antenna. This looks Horizontal to me. George

Damion Highway

All I want is a LoRaWAN Meshtastic device that can transmit 40km from the Wadi Rum desert (1200m above sea level) to Aqaba (6m above sea level).

Albina Ramp

If I know the exact location/direction of a person I wish to connect to via a Meshtastic device 40km away, what antenna type/size would be required if I need it to be portable, i.e. I can fit it into a backpack?

Hammes Tunnel

Gutmann Islands

Super vidéo, merci 🙏

Bonjour.. Quelle configuration ?? Client, routeur?? Frequence ?? Quand je vois le nombre de nodes recus, je pense que mon t beam gps ne fonctionne pas.. (pourtant toujours une antenne connectee, 1.3/1de ros) longfast, client, 869.525 Mhz, jamais rien recu, meme en mobile... Des idees ?? Merci..

Interessant bon match avec le solaire

La boîte de Tic Tac: fallait y penser !

Top notch. look forward to Part 3. (and the Yagi build out!)

7:28 1200m pcb stock lost signal and switched to dipole

Is available any biger screen to connect and use?

Is There a charging Controller on the Board?

tres utile, merci beaucoup!

is there any benefit of using the solar port instead of the USB port? From the diagram at 6:18 , it looks like the only difference is that the USB port serves both the "Wisblock core board" as well as the "charge chip", whereas the solar port only serves the "charge chip". Assuming the diagram is right, I have the impression that using the solar port introduces unnecessary conversion loss for providing energy to the "Wisblock core board" (solar port -> charge chip -> battery -> DC-DC -> Wisblock core board).

What is the default password for the MQTT server? Thanks

Nice! Is it worth adding a BMS and a solar charger controller? I'm new to working with batteries and trying to get some lithium 18650s to do something similar. I currently use a flat pack from amazon like the 2000mAh 3.7v makerfocus. I'm trying to figure out if I can just keep using that and connect my usb solar panel to the Rak board or if I want to go over to the lithium 18650 and connect them straight to the board through the jst connector, which will probably require me a solar charger controller and a BMS, right?

But for 433mhz , what hardware ?

what hardware for 433mhz ?

merci beau coupe

Merci

Great video! Thank you for showcasing AN-SOF. I'm the developer. I’d love to share your video on my social media with full credit to you and a link to your original video. Is that okay with you? Please let me know. Thanks again for your support! Best regards, Tony Golden

Great where can i get those 4 pin connector.

I am just making up one of these, and appreciate the video. However i wanted to check, the antenna is always shown with the radiant element horizontal. Should these not be vertical or the pattern will be emitting its longest range and strength vertically instead of horizontally? Just thought this might be good to mention. I tried putting a bend in my Very heavy Pigtail to change the axis and its throws the VSWR off by a full point. Really amazed at home much difference having it sitting anywhere another object makes. Antennas really are an art form almost as much as a science.

Great video, but no mention when someone is using a router/repeater.

Is the solor panel you choose able to keep it running indefinitely? Is there much downtime that you have to wait for the panel to charge the batteries?

When I was younger, working at the MIT ATR (antenna test range) I was able to chat with John D. Kraus (he discovered the Helix antenna) and learned the details of how he accidentally made the discovery. It's in one of his books. Anyways, I was able to build and test the gain of small (Hydrogen Line) 1420 MHz Helix antennas to use as the feed point on an old TVRO 10' dish. That I used at home for Radio Astronomy and some SETI hobby stuff. I wanted to use a Helix feed because I wanted to reduce the heavy interference from GPS satellites that use Right Hand Circular Polarized, (RHCP). I actually made RHCP feeds, because the signal polarization is Reversed when it bounces back off the dish. (like looking in a mirror) So my rig was great for hearing LHCP but the RHCP GPS birds were very weak (-20db down). IIRC, there was a 3db loss with Vertical or Horizontally polarized signals. I was still able to hear SSB EME from South America when the Moon was up high. I'll be interested to see what a Helix can do on the 906 MHz US LoRa channel20. I have done a little testing with a 10 element Yagi and was able to get some fast TraceRoute returns from 3.1 miles, over a very poor path. The Yagi works a little better than my Reference (gain) Dipole. I like the idea of using high gain CP antennas on Nodes that are set up as long-range Repeater links between towns or remote locations.

Please make a video how to design a Yagi next ❤👍

Unless my headphones just broke, I think your audio is borked. I can only hear you from the right channel.

Link to calculator?

Merci, Je suis impatient de voir la suite.

Great!!!

A well made system, thanks for sharing.

Great testing nicely done 👍🏽

Great video well done 👍🏽 73

Great video but sometimes we don't need 10 minute videos telling us what something is or additional words. Short 3 minute videos on how to configure something is just as good.

Very elegant design. I have a RAK Starter Kit on the way that I'd intended to use with a solar panel and battery as the Heltec V3 doesn't last overnight. I'm tempted to order another starter for a pocketable unit. A question: How long does the 1000mAH battery last?

Great design. Thank you for STL

Thanks for the tutorial. I'm fed up paying good money for bad antennas. I'm sure you know already but you can up the resolution on the nano by going. Stimulus, cfg sweep, sweep points. I think that model can do 1000.

hello can speak with , about .... greet

Thanks for supporting Meshtastic. By the way is it possible to get the FCStd file?

Doesn't carbon fibre block RF?