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UID:pretalx-dc34-N3MDLZ@cfp.hamvillage.org
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DESCRIPTION:Meshtastic has quickly become one of the most exciting new tool
 s in the radio and hacker communities. Using inexpensive LoRa radios and o
 pen-source software\, it allows anyone to build decentralized\, off-grid m
 essaging networks that work without cellular infrastructure or the interne
 t.\n\nThis talk introduces Meshtastic and the technologies that make it po
 ssible. We’ll cover the basics of LoRa radio\, how mesh networking works
 \, and how Meshtastic ties together radios\, microcontrollers\, and mobile
  apps into a simple communication platform.\n\nAttendees will learn what h
 ardware is required\, how easy it is to set up a node\, and how Meshtastic
  networks are being used at events like DEF CON and in off-grid environmen
 ts around the world.\n\nIf you’re curious about building your own mesh n
 etwork—or want to understand why everyone is suddenly carrying strange l
 ittle radios—this session will show you how to get started.
DTSTAMP:20260726T103115Z
LOCATION:Ham Radio Village (W321)
SUMMARY:Meshtastic 101: Off-Grid Mesh Networking with LoRa - Jon Marler (K4
 CHN)
URL:https://cfp.hamvillage.org/dc34/talk/N3MDLZ/
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UID:pretalx-dc34-MDRYD7@cfp.hamvillage.org
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DESCRIPTION:Modern amateur radio is no longer just voice communication. Tod
 ay\, radios routinely exchange digital data\, text messages\, telemetry\, 
 and even machine-learning encoded voice signals.\n\nThis talk introduces t
 he world of amateur radio digital modes and explains how computers and rad
 ios work together to communicate using sound. We’ll explore some of the 
 most popular digital modes used by operators today\, including FT8\, JS8Ca
 ll\, WSPR\, APRS\, and several emerging digital voice technologies.\n\nAtt
 endees will learn what digital modes are\, how they differ from traditiona
 l analog radio\, and why they have become so popular. The session will als
 o highlight new developments in the digital radio ecosystem\, including op
 en-source digital voice systems and long-range LoRa APRS experimentation.\
 n\nIf you've ever wondered what those strange buzzing sounds coming from a
  radio actually mean—or how to start experimenting with digital radio yo
 urself—this talk will show you how to get started.
DTSTAMP:20260726T103115Z
LOCATION:Ham Radio Village (W321)
SUMMARY:Digital Modes 101: The Weird\, Wonderful World of Computer Radio - 
 Jon Marler (K4CHN)
URL:https://cfp.hamvillage.org/dc34/talk/MDRYD7/
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