Reticulum

31
Aug
A LILYGO T-Deck handheld Meshtastic device shown from front and back, with its QWERTY keyboard, screen, and exposed ESP32 circuit board visible.

August on the Mesh: The Node That Wasn't a Plane

MeshShadow's airborne flag caught a node reporting 11,924 meters this month. It wasn't a jet. It was a handheld GPS having a bad day.
5 min read
24
Aug
Two RNode LoRa radios next to a phone showing live Reticulum status output, all resting on a laptop keyboard

A Primer to NEPAMesh on Reticulum

How NEPAMesh's public Reticulum transport node came together, what it actually does, and how to point your own instance at it.
33 min read
24
Aug
NEPAMesh BBS welcome screen showing a green ASCII art radio tower and mesh node network on black background

The NEPAMesh BBS: A Complete Guide, Windows Install to Downloading Files

Installing Reticulum on Windows, connecting to NEPAMesh's own off-grid BBS with no password, and touring what's actually running on it.
7 min read
22
Aug
Terminal window showing a Python script establishing a Reticulum link to the NEPAMesh Off-Grid node and printing its rendered index page, listing the six most recent mirrored articles

NEPAMesh Off-Grid: NEPAMesh Articles on Reticulum and NomadNet

NEPAMesh's blog now has a second home on the Reticulum network: a NomadNet node called NEPAMesh Off-Grid. Here's how to reach it and what it actually offers today.
4 min read
13
Aug
A diagram of a mesh network topology, showing multiple nodes interconnected by redundant links rather than routing through one central hub.

Meshtastic vs. MeshCore vs. Reticulum: What Each One Actually Does

NEPAMesh has always been Meshtastic. Here's how MeshCore and our new Reticulum backbone compare, and how to get on all three.
11 min read