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Here you can open a Reticulum site without installing Reticulum. This server tries to link you to the site using the 'interfaces' (ways into the mesh) it has. You can add a so-called connection hint below to help it link. A connection hint is the address of a remote Reticulum interface or peer that this server can connect to, which may provide a better path to the site.

Original terminal view · An existing server connection was the verified local interface · nururl:///31d4652922efb9aa4154eca55923d5aa/page/post.mu?nn.post=2026-09-27-868mhz-lora-waterfall.txt · Use web view

Interactive web view

A separate view where pages like this can become interactive, with editable text boxes, page buttons, and automatically updating sections. Seats are limited; this view uses its own session cookie. Text you enter is sent only when an updating section refreshes or you activate a page button.

Open this site in interactive web mode

868MHz LoRa Waterfall (ct125)                                                                       
2026-09-27                                                                                          
                                                                                                    
An RTL-SDR dongle running OpenWebRX+ watches a 2 MHz slice of the 868 MHz ISM band (868.5 to 870.5  
MHz), where LoRa mesh networks such as MeshCore, Meshtastic and Reticulum transmit. A small         
collector joins the OpenWebRX+ server as an ordinary, strictly read-only listener, receives the same
compressed spectrum frames a web browser would, decodes them and keeps the last 15 minutes in a ring
buffer in memory at 488 Hz per bin. Every time the NomadNet page 52691017fd8dafdc48c7e53914f96f7f is
requested, a script turns that buffer into a Micron picture: each character cell is one time and    
frequency slot, coloured by signal strength and drawn with braille dots or block characters, so     
packets appear as bright bursts scrolling down the page. Nothing is filtered or squelched: the      
colour scale is taken from the data itself, so the strongest signal in view always reaches the top  
of the palette and weak ones stay visible. Buttons on the page change the zoom, render style and    
brightness, and an auto-refreshing view (NomadNet and MeshChatX browsers only) redraws the picture  
every 10 seconds.                                                                                   
                                                                                                    
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Site address (destination hash) or nururl i Connection hint (interface) or nururl (optional for opening a site)

Accepted connection data: A hostname, IPv4 address, or Yggdrasil IPv6 address uses TCP; an omitted port becomes 4242. I2P accepts a bare 52-character B32 label, …b32.i2p, or i2p://…b32.i2p. Tor accepts a v3 …onion address or tor://…onion, with an optional port. Tor connections use this server’s Tor client and are never sent to DNS. A complete nururl may be pasted into either box. Leave this box blank to use the server’s existing connections.

nururl preview, generated automatically from the data above i

Connections/interfaces supported: public TCP/IP, Yggdrasil, I2P, Tor, and automatically discovered Reticulum interfaces.

Selected sites
Reticulum source code