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ABSTRACT: SoCalMesh Org

We are building an open source LoRa communications network in Southern California

LINKS: SoCalMesh.org | About | Say Hello | LaGunaMesh

AI OVERVIEW:
SoCal Mesh Meshtastic is a decentralized, off-grid communication network in Southern California using LoRa radios to send text messages and GPS locations without cellular or internet service. It relies on community-driven radio nodes to create a mesh network covering areas like Los Angeles and San Diego.

• Technology: Uses low-cost ($30-$100) radio nodes (e.g., ESP32, LoRa) that pair with phones via Bluetooth to provide messaging.
• Infrastructure: It is a, “sneaker net” network utilizing high-elevation nodes (on towers or hills) to relay messages across the region, from the San Fernando Valley to Orange County.
• Use Cases: Ideal for communities, hiking, biking, disaster preparedness, or secure, private communication, utilizing 915 MHz frequencies.
• Participation: The community is highly active, often meeting at places like null space labs to build and discuss node setups, with a dedicated SoCalMesh Discord community.
• Range: While local communication is reliable, high-altitude nodes can span dozens of miles, with tests reaching as far as San Diego. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Use Cases: Ideal for communities, hiking, biking, disaster preparedness, or secure, private communication, utilizing 915 MHz frequencies.

SPONSORS:
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OUR NETWORKS (repeater, router, router_late, & client_base devices):
– MeshMap.me/net/(add network listing)

OUR ACTIVE NODES (client, client_mute, & companion devices):
– MeshMap.me/node/(add node listing)
– MeshMap.me/node/(add node listing)
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