Hi AREDN Mesh enthusiasts, I have been reading some info on the VLAN and ethernet port usage by AREDN on their forums. https://github.com/aredn/aredn_ar71xx#ethernet-port-usage A VLAN 802.1Q managed s

so I’ve been seeing a lot of interest on the forums for Mikrotik devices. They have some International versions that can operate In the amateur only spectrum and they tend to have a little more power

Just confirmed I have permission to install a node on the roof at Keizer Church of Christ . It’s at 5405 Ridge Dr in Keizer right next to the Keizer Little League fields. The roof apex is about 45 ft

Another node has joined the collection, a Nanostation M5, so if you see a W7BDB pop up on your device chances are it will be mine. Thanks to some guidance from Brett and Dan I flashed my radio an its

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F264214663102 Here is a nice deal if we are buying some m5’s

Hi Mesh members, What is PoE? PoE is Power Over Ethernet. It uses ethernet cable to connect our Mesh Node radios on a mast to our workstations below. The data and power needs are supplied by the same

Hi Mesh members, For best success we need establish nodes which have line of sight (LOS) AND which do not have objects such as trees, buildings or hills projecting into the "Fresnel Zone" pronounced '

Hi Mesh Users, The most successful installations of a MESH network will always be line of sight (LOS). Wait, you may ask "Can't I just put up a tower at my house?" We have discovered in our mobile sur

Hi to the Salem Mesh Network - Listened to your net this evening, and got the contact info. I just signed on to the group. Very interested in setting a mesh network in rural towns in Benton Co, and pe

AREDN v3.19.3.0 is available now: 3-23-2019 https://www.arednmesh.org/content/aredn-v31930-available This was just announced by the AREDN group. They are suggesting everyone upgrade firmware to the la

Salem Mesh Network salemmeshnetwork@groups.io Discussion NET on 145.290 Mhz (WA7ABU Repeater) meets weekly at 17:00-30 Spring Newsletter Ted Kulongoski: “I’m going to tell you who the heroes are from

I hope this helps to standardize our AREDN settings. Compare to these screens when setting up our first systems. There will be changes and experiments. If loading firmware, beware of proper files and

Hi Mesh enthusiasts, There is an interview with AREDN team developer Andre Hansen, K6AH on QSO today, a podcast. The link is here: https://www.qsotoday.com/podcasts/K6AH See the show notes section bel

Hi Mesh members, I would like to report that Salem and Keizer members Mike, Dan, and Curtis have purchased some Ubiquity-based AREDN radio stations and begun field testing on 5.8 Ghz. I have been help

Hi MESH members, You might find it inspiring is to see this website from the Pleasant Valley ARC which has an extended countywide AREDN MESH network, including using the network for an IRC chat every

Hi Mesh Network Members, Working at microwave frequencies presents some challenges due to our local geography. We need to predict what happens to our signal if we place a node on a given location. We

Hi Salem MESH Group, WD7ALE mentioned this Commotion Networks website on the HSMM Net tonight. I found it to have a nearly complete overview of how to build a community wireless MESH network with sepa

Hi, For those who are interested in ARDEN networking go to the Facebook page a down load the presentation. 73 David WA9ONY Begin forwarded message: From: Orv Beach <notification@...> Subject: Orv Beac

Hey everyone, I just wanted to update you on the status of the network. The dream is alive and not forgotten but just a little delayed. My Daughter was diagnosed with Leukemia on Good Friday of this y

I hope there is some clearance by getting signals up there from the tower at Paul's home. I am sure excited to see what happens. Dan WA7ABU