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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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Reticulum LoRa Scanner (ct125)                                                                      
2026-09-29                                                                                          
                                                                                                    
This scanner watches the whole 869.400 to 869.650 MHz slice of the 868 MHz band, the part of it that
allows 500 mW, for Reticulum traffic sent over LoRa at any bandwidth, spreading factor or coding    
rate. An RTL-SDR in Southern UK feeds its raw IQ samples to a grid of twelve LoRa decoders spread   
across the slice: one at 250 kHz, three at 125 kHz and eight at 62.5 kHz, each trying spreading     
factors 7 to 12. The decoders are placed 0.4 bandwidths apart, because a decoder was measured to    
hear a signal fully up to a quarter of its bandwidth off centre. Each packet is shown with the      
frequency measured from the signal itself, corrected for the receiver's crystal error, along with   
its bandwidth, spreading factor and coding rate. Announces are signature-checked, so node and user  
names are genuine, and delivery receipts are matched to the packet they confirm and verified against
the recipient's announced key. Other LoRa devices that share the Reticulum sync word are listed     
separately, and MeshCore traffic on 869.618 MHz is skipped. It was tested with two RNodes on 869.463
and 869.525 MHz. The log is at a14cc4f1220f59a296af11f45c0453f2.                                    
                                                                                                    
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Site updated: 2 October 2026, 23:53 CEST