This project is an evolution of my earlier Raspberry Pi SDR experiments, branching from passive radio observation into active LoRa mesh participation using a T-Beam Supreme and a T-Deck Plus running Meshtastic. What started as monitoring signals and spectrum behavior on the Pi turned into hands on experimentation with real world mesh radios: tuning region and channel settings, comparing antennas, adjusting power, GPS, and routing behavior, and observing how a live mesh behaves while mobile versus stationary. The focus is not on building a finished device, but on understanding how configuration choices, environment, and movement affect discovery, acknowledgements, range, and reliability in an imperfect, real world LoRa network and documenting what works, what doesn’t, and what quietly fails when theory meets reality.
Rhea Rae







morgan
Martin
Valent Turkovic