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Es hat ja “ein wenig gedauert”, aber nun konnte ich alles in einem Gehäuse unterbringen.
Der Umzug von einem “Raspberry Pi 5” zu einem “Raspberry 2 Zero W” war, bis auf das Übertragen des Encryption Keys, auch nicht zu schwer.
Aber da konnte mir Mark den richtigen Hinweis geben.

(Bildbeschreibung: Ein Montagegehäuse mit einem darin verbauten "Raspberry Pi Zero 2 WH", einem "Heletc V3" und einem "SparkFun QwiicBus - EndPoint" für die Übertragung der "BME280" Sensordaten über ein LAN-Kabel.)

FCC Deregulation! re: DELETE DELETE DELETE
By HRCC

“The FCC says "We'll do it live" in taking your feedback in regards to where they should deregulate!“

🔑 HRCC talks about deregulating encryption.

👀 There are some interesting comments on the video too.

#hrcc #hamradio #fcc #deregulation #amateurradio #radio #mesh #meshtastic #reticulum #rf #lora #wifi #fcc #nomadnet #sideband

https://youtu.be/aFTF6LXaHy0
If you like radio, but not the regulations, check this out…

https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-25-219A1.pdf

👀 The document is titled “IN RE: DELETE, DELETE, DELETE” 👀

The document is a Public Notice from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) titled DA-25-219A1, released on March 12, 2025. It announces the FCC’s initiative to review and eliminate unnecessary regulations as part of a deregulatory agenda.

Key Points:
• Purpose: The FCC seeks public input on identifying regulations that may no longer be necessary or that impose unnecessary burdens on businesses.
• Deregulatory Focus: The notice aligns with Executive Orders (14192 and 14219) which emphasize reducing regulatory obstacles and encouraging investment in telecommunications infrastructure and innovation.
• Comments & Reply Deadline:
• Initial comments due by April 11, 2025.
• Reply comments due by April 28, 2025.
• Evaluation Factors:
• Cost-benefit analysis: Are there FCC regulations where costs exceed benefits?
• Effectiveness over time: Have some regulations failed to meet their intended purpose?
• Technological & market changes: Are there rules that are outdated due to advancements in technology?
• Barriers to entry: Do regulations disproportionately impact small businesses?
• Legal context changes: Have legal rulings (such as the Supreme Court’s Loper Bright decision overturning Chevron deference) altered the regulatory landscape?

Call for Public Input
• The FCC invites detailed comments on specific rules that should be repealed or modified, considering factors such as:
• Unnecessary compliance costs.
• Regulatory barriers to competition.
• Changes in the broader regulatory framework.

Submission & Filing Process
• Comments should be submitted via the FCC’s Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).
• Paper filings are accepted through designated FCC addresses.

This review aims to streamline regulations, promote competition, and align FCC policies with current market and technological realities.

#fcc #radio #comms #rf #deregulate #hf #vhf #uhf #amateurradio #mesh #meshtastic #reticulum #sideband #nomadnet #brrr
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@tomjennings @Mark @phanuel @goldfishlaser Using in only using application. It is beyond fantastic. No issues. Excellent delivery confirmation. Sends & . When on the move with it resends messages, that failed due to no radio contact being available at the time of send, & sends them automatically later when in lora radio contact. Even re-sends chunks of images in batches as & when in lora contact again. Fab! Info: loramesh.org

loramesh.orglora radio mesh communication
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@phanuel @goldfishlaser I love #meshtastic but if you want tv pip look into #reticulum. It uses the same Lora radios but is FAR more powerful for networking than meshtastic because it can uses many different radio technologies so you could have a 100 acre property on Lora radios connect to your home network and the internet. You can even use the meshtastic mesh to send private encrypted data on your network. It’s seriously bad ass.

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@concretedog @Castle6022 keep in mind the encryption meshtastic uses is a bit weak, and the overall security paradigm leaves much to be desired.

That aside, it's very useful. My best friend was in Ashville NC during Helene, 2+ weeks without cell service. We were able to chat via MQTT, because someone in his area had a meshtastic node hooked up to satellite, that's our theory anyway.

Also #reticulum uses some of the same hardware and even allows encrypted voice chat over LORA, cool stuff.

How to get started with MeshCore
By Andy Kirby

What is MeshCore?

MeshCore is a multi platform system for enabling secure text based communications utilising LoRa radio hardware. It can be used for Off-Grid Communication, Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery, Outdoor Activities, Tactical Security including law enforcement and private security and also IoT sensor networks.

#meshcore #mesh #meshtastic #lillygo #heltec #tdeck #reticulum #rnode #nomadnet #sideband #rns

https://youtu.be/t1qne8uJBAc