increase network

[wir19]

Please make a program to cellphone. Similar to Rattlegram https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aicodix.rattlegram&gl=US&pli=1 or http://www.whence.com/minimodem/ for linux or other.
Simple radio (for example baofeng) no closed bandwitch (PMR in my country cb is prohibited) and only cell phone.
Ok this is not nice sound, this is not quckly (speed) but this is extremely easy.

[markqvist]

Did you have a look at Sideband?

The thing with pure-audio interfaces is that they kinda suck for real-world use over radios, since there is no direct control of the PTT. You need to use very slow and unreliable VOX operation of the radio, and with the huge differences in how different radios implement this, and how slow/fast they are, it is a pain to implement in any reliable way.

Not saying that it's impossible, and it would certainly be useful, but it's a much bigger project than most people would think, and is a lot less useful in the real world, thas most people think.

I honestly think you are much better off using something like Sideband and an RNode.

[markqvist]

Did you actually read the page? It is full of these things called "links". Great thing, those links.

When you click/tap on them, you are presented with new pages, full of information.

Since that is apparently a bit too much to ask, I helped out by copying some of the links from that page, and pasted them here:

• Create a basic RNode from readily available development boards
• Follow a complete build recipe for making a handheld RNode, like the one pictured above
• Learn the basics on how to create and build your own RNode designs from scratch

I will be happy to answer any questions and help you in finding answers you need, but please do take the effort of at least superficially skimming the information made available and published literally all over the place before acting like an entitled customer. Otherwise, you will just be wasting everyones time.

[fab1an2]

I did not find any references that rnode works on other devices as well. I have looked at your site several times and have not found this information anywhere. I was convinced that RNode is only an expensive device available from your site.

[markqvist]

Third menu item, one click from the front page:

https://unsigned.io/guides/

Great place to start :)

[buhalo1]

Tell me better how to send data through baofeng. The discussion is me above my ears.

It would be better to have a separate audio modem app for android that works with a cm108 usb sound fob with a gpio ptt interface and supports the kiss ip interface. Mobile version of direwolf soundmodem.

Currently, for networking with baofengs, you can use direwolf soundmodem running on rpi zero w.

Alternatively, a minimodem or an open modem or a Mobilinkd TNC4 can currently be used.

Reticulum supports the kiss interface required to work with these modems, sideband probably does not.
In the case of sideband, it is likely that the phone can communicate with rpi0w directly over the reticulum network.

Although, of course, soundmodem support via cm108 sound fob built directly into sideband would be much more preferable, since it significantly reduces the entry threshold for users who are unable to deploy more complex network configurations.

[wir19]

Did you have a look at Sideband

I tried to install , but I did not succeed. I would prefer to have this program in a normal store.

I use it and this is working for me. This is not perfect but this working better than sending my voice over the radio. I'd rather have something that works than nothing. I think a joint program would be a great way to increase network coverage when there is no other communication.

[srem1]

In my opinion AndFlMsg is better than rattlegram. https://sourceforge.net/projects/fldigi/files/AndFlmsg/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvu3oasPmKU&ab_channel=SnowLynx

More protocols increase speed and error correct trought transport radio.

[buhalo1]

I am annoyed by the overload of fldigi and similar amateur programs, I want something simpler. The use of reticulum on hf bands is a priority for me, at the moment I am trying to come up with an ideal configuration for such a network, shortwave communication has its own specifics since the same node must be able to operate at different frequencies to reach different nodes, and other nodes need to know at what frequency they can reach my node. Unfortunately no existing solution allows design the network optimally. Now I mainly look towards STANAG 4415, STANAG 4285, STANAG 4538, STANAG 4539, MIL-STD-188-141A, MIL-
STD-188-141B. I hope to create a separate topic in the near future.