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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.

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Meshtastic Live Decode (ct125)                                                                      
2026-09-27                                                                                          
                                                                                                    
Meshtastic uses 869.525 MHz with 250 kHz wide LoRa signals (LongFast is spreading factor 11), heard 
by an RTL-SDR running OpenWebRX+. Here OpenWebRX+ does the decoding itself: it drops damaged and    
duplicate packets, decrypts the default LongFast channel with its public key, unpacks the payload   
and publishes each result over MQTT to the monitor node, which keeps a running log and a table of   
nodes by their 32-bit node number. Text on the default channel, node names and hardware, battery and
airtime telemetry and traceroutes are readable; packets from other channels show as encrypted, and  
positions are not published. Getting this working took some detective work: at first not a single   
packet decoded, even strong ones from a test node on the desk. Comparing the RTL-SDR with an Airspy 
R2 on one antenna through a splitter showed that gain, the centre frequency and the dongle itself   
made no difference; the culprit was the sample rate. At 2.048 MS/s the resampling to the decoder's 1
MS/s corrupted the long chirps, while at 2.0 MS/s every packet decoded. The log is at               
fbbaa87a5c6f7d336979478ceb04aae6.                                                                   
                                                                                                    
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