Message 24168 in MESH.WW
From: KC2NJV
Date: Sat, 13 Jun 26 23:53:00 Z
Newsgroups: MESH.WW
Subject: MESH NEWS
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[01] No Plugins, No Problem: Integrating TAK, Meshtastic, and iOS
Announcing native TAK Server integration in the Meshtastic iOS app,
bridging mesh networking with situational awareness tools.
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/tak-server-integration-ios/
[02] Zero-Cost Hops for Favorite Routers
Stretch your mesh by stretching each hop by using zero-cost hops
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/zero-cost-hops-favorite-routers/
[03] Paterson P-Tech Students Contact the ISS via Amateur Radio
I have been working with a group of folks at Patterson P-Tech in New
Jersey to help them prepare for their contact with astronaut Kimiya
Yui, KG5BPH, on the International Space Station (ISS). Students
representing several schools in the Patterson, NJ area will contact the
ISS on Monday, October 6, 2025. You can watch and … Continue
reading → The post Paterson P-Tech Students Contact the ISS via
Amateur Radio appeared first on Our HAM Station.
Link: https://stationproject.blog/2025/10/05/p-tech-iss-contact/
[04] Demystifying ROUTER_LATE
What is the purpose of the ROUTER_LATE role, and when should it be
used?
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/demystifying-router-late/
[05] ...That one time at DEF CON!
A recap of the Meshtastic DEF CON deployment, including a vulnerability
demonstration and the project's response.
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/that-one-time-at-defcon/
[06] Updates to Supported Hardware
A new approach to streamline supported devices, reduce maintenance
overhead, and improve long-term sustainability for the Meshtastic
project.
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/updates-to-supported-hardware/
[07] Meshtastic 2.7 Preview: UI Overhaul - Introducing BaseUI! + New Input
Support + TFT Unification
Meshtastic 2.7 is here with a complete redesign of the standard UI,
Introducing BaseUI! New input support on native linux, and the ability
to switch between UIs on supported hardware.
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/meshtastic-2-7-preview/
[08] A Major Solution to a Miner Problem
Breathe new life into abandoned LoRa crypto mining hardware by
converting it into a powerful Meshtastic nodes
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/a-major-solution-to-a-miner-problem/
[09] Is LongFast Holding Your Mesh Back? Better LoRa Presets for Bigger
Meshtastic Networks
Improve your local mesh network by moving away from the default
LongFast preset to higher bandwidth options
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/why-your-mesh-should-switch-from-
longfast/
[10] Meshtastic 2.6 Preview: MUI and Next-Hop Routing are here!
Meshtastic version 2.6 preview is here! This has been 1.5 years in the
making and includes the first release of our brand new UI for
standalone devices, MUI, as well as an all new routing algorithm for
Direct Messages. Plus more!
Link: https://meshtastic.org/blog/meshtastic-2-6-preview/
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Till next time...
Wayne, KC2NJV
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