Great video Andy - i managed to get my 3 units working and setup one as an Internet gateway and have been chatting with people all over the world - Keep up the great vids!
I have an outdoor hotspot for helium on a pole above my house in Surrey - I think I'll convert that - 360 dgerees line of sight for miles so hopeful of use. Thanks Andy for all the information here. Great channel!
@@andykirby hiya Andy I’m roughly 10miles from Liverpool, still learning this neat little system if I appear on the map it’ll be my callsign 2E0SQA. Either way thanks for pointing this little project out 👍🏼
That black connector is a CGB, compression grommet bushing Be sure to check how small the CGB compresses down to, it’s possible to buy one that doesn’t compress down to the size of the wire you’re running through it
@@andykirby I just used alien double sided tape and mounted to the top half on battery. Mine were different design than yours had the 18650 battery mount in back. Before that I took a tyt uv8000d attached to a 4ft Paracord used crossband repeat and great results. Was a calm day.
You use carrier pigeons? The airmail of previous days. We still use messages in bottles where I live. Kinda slow but it has bandwidth potential if you fill the bottle with large-capacity micro SD cards 😅
love the comments here.🙂 So the pigeons will maintain an aerial mesh network above town providing solid comms as long as they eat and rest on some viable flight schedule. Very simple and economical and birds are adorable. 🤓 They can do airdrop? 😂 💩
Love your videos mate. Im just getting into wireless communications a bit deeper and i really enjoy the variety of things you talk about that fall under that umbrella.
I am from Germany and receive a station 110km away. DB0WTH is the name of the station and is operated by radio amateurs. I live southeast of it at about 680 meters above sea level. So ist very good. But i use betafpv Antennas.
Thanks Andy. I found your TH-cam channel while ago as you're talking about things I am also interested! I'm quite new HAM operator (portable radios only) and I have been very interested to follow all of your topics. And I just noticed that you're doing also excellent electronic dance music too! You seem to be on Spotify, so now your music is easier to be listened there 👍
Absolutely love the content Andy. Very cool device. I also love your deep dive on these devices. Btw I bought the IC-705 because of you. 😂 My main is the ft-991a really love that too. One for QRP and one for QRO. 😅 Have an awesome day mate. 73s SM6VIU. 😊
My issue is that I just logged on and looked at the map and I can now see the HOME ADDRESSES of everyone who has one turned on in their houses (and put their addresses in)... I Hate this lol
I have a genuine fear to my bone that all the fancy things a no more than beacons for our location no anonymous function at all, think a programmer is needed to have a deep look and tell what needs doing for more anonymous function (s)?
Andy could you do a video about the recent OFCOM consultation and the major changes to amateur radio? Recently pass my Full and now looking into building a 1kW amp lol. Awesome stuff Andy as always!
@@andykirby The more you look into this, the more you find out. I just ordered another Lilygo TBeam because the the radio chip on the other ordered one isn't the best, despite being newer. It seems the SX1262 is more powerful, more sensitive and more efficient than "newer" models SX17xx. I've only recently subscribed to your channel (prior to the Meshtastic stuff) but I think this is worthy of an entire series... there's not a lot of consistent material out there on TH-cam. There's certainly a gap to fill and you may well be the man to fill it...
I'm going to do some testing on the true range of these being near winter hill I've plenty of height. 8.5dbi colinear vertical antenna 460mw erp small solar panel and a chunky lipo. Signal prediction says it will work from Fleetwood to Wigan off 1 of the smaller hills near me. We shall see.
those UFL connectors are not meant for repeated disconnects - they are only rated for no more than around 6 connections after which your signal will degrade badly
How random. I was watching the shots of the town casually thinking "I wonder if it's anywhere near me". Looking a it though.... Hertford? Where I grew up! :-)
I was more impressed with how beautiful your town was. Where in England did you record this video? Would love to visit there some day. I'm about to dive into this hobby so thank you for the great video.
@@digitalmediafan I’m using 10w at the moment to test but to be honest because of the time of year it’s not enough to keep the battery charged, trying to keep the size small so it doesn’t get noticed by walkers, I’m out in the country, still testing at the moment.👍
Fill the external box with a bunch of those dessicant sachets and seal it as much as possible... any "ventilation" holes would just allow the humidity (read moisture) inside and outside to equalise...🤔 Re. the Yagi... is the directionality (is that a word ?😂) not a bad thing for a grid /mesh network ?... I would have thought an omnidirectional vertical whip would be better though you sacrifice ultimate range for lack of directionality... 😎👍☘️🍺
It is like the good old days of packet radio ( M1CCH / G7OCP ) , But I've let my ham licence laps . I may have to think about setting up a node and see who is in the local area.
Can you do a video on setting up solar powered ping extenders that can receive a msg signal over 100’s of acres? We would like to use it for cattle ranches and remote mountain cabins.
Is this the stuff introduced to africa, what 5-8 years ago, pre-gsm? Those offered mesh/relay as well as dropbox function, picking up message when connection occured.
Interesting device. I will be going after more detailed information about the device. BTW, what is the antenna attached to the top of the vertical support seen at 5:54?
10:48 I know that this is off topic, but how do you use off grid solar to charge your bike and do you have a video review of your bike? What do you think of using this off grid messaging system as a part of a remote AirBnB experience?… it’ll probably start with depositing all other ways of communication inside an RFID blocker lockbox. We would love it if you did a, “what if…” video about this scenario. What if they had this in the movie, “Leave the World Behind” (2023)? How would it, if at all, been different?
New to all this... Question for anyone in the US... What frequency works best here? Andy said they are using the 860s in UK, but the company that makes these items website has like 4-5 options for frequency, and I'm wondering if that changes here in the states. Thanks.
Do all these devices show on the Mesh map? That seems inconvenient when privacy and security matters. I just found a device in Gaza. Isn't that a concern?
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I wonder how much you could pull from there 868 MHz antennas on LTE B20 or what remote towers you could connect to. Definitely will look into the Meshtasic thing though, I have basically a 360 degree view and might be able to get some interesting here.
Hi Andy, what do you use to power these things ? I dont see any battery in the video, or any usb c cables attached to it (for power) . Please some advice.
I'm actually using small digital camera batteries, I've been testing different things before I mention it because there are some caveats, one is that there doesn't seem to be any low voltage cut out on the Heltec board itself so it's possible you can over discharge lipos if you aren't careful. The charger is quite basic as well and doesn't always charge the batteries properly via USB-C. Camera batteries are quite good as they have a built in BMS usually which will stop anything bad happening. That being said I wouldn't recommend leaving any battery connected to a Heltec on permanent charge especially over night.
I got 3x of the Heltec v3 boards - Not having much joy with them posting their GPS location aqquired from the iOS app... Did you need to say that the board has no GPS device (via app settings), and then have it post a fixed location? just not playing for me :/
Wait so you'd use these things to communicate in the scenario where for some reason you couldn't even use a local wifi network and an a chat app on your phone?
Andy...does this meshtastic technology sole purpose is only sending and receiving messages between 2 separate devices or can it do more...lets say opening up websites on laptop or a tab etc.This is a fascinating technology I must say.
Why is the aerial sticking up, making the case an awkward 'L' shape? Lay it along the alongside of the lora board and it would be a far more convenient rectangle.
The signal will propagate better with a vertical mounted antenna, plus its spaced a bit away from the main PCB so theres little interaction of the metal parts and other antennas (wifi+ble), the design of this case is actually pretty good IMO.
Haven't found a place yet, a good alternative is the raspberry pi pico + waveshare pico lora hat, it's uses the same 2040 SOC as the RAK, power consumption is around 30ma. It'll probably go way lower with power saving features.
I have been enjoying this series of videos but like I said last time i am so out the way it didn’t seem worth it but looking at that map there is a few nodes close by so maybe it is worth a bash in the future..73s
I know this is a bit off topic,but do you still have anything to do with Kirbebike conversion kits? I'm trying to source 1 for a fat bike front hub set up.love the content and thank you in advance.
I'm thinking about setting up a repeater one, but with whatever the best antenna you can use with it. Would a repeater be different with antennas? I'd be happy to buy good antenna to make a big repeater to help my area.
They all act as repeaters! That's the colonising about it. You don't even have to configure it as a dedicated repeater (which you can of course) all packets get repeated by other stations with a hop limit of 3 (can also be set to any number)
@@andykirby Thanks for the reply my dude. I knew they're all repeaters technically, but I thought there was a difference between one that would be paired with your phone and carried with you, vs one that you configure once and they leave on your roof.
Hi mate, is there any chance you can make a video how you setup the Bluetooth to work and how you paired it with your phone? I'm finding it a tad challenging to say the least.
Just got mine in the mail. The signal set up on a UHF 12db antenna. Omg! It’s signal is over 50km 😮
Is that it? 30 miles?
db is a ratio. dBd or dBi?
Great video Andy - i managed to get my 3 units working and setup one as an Internet gateway and have been chatting with people all over the world - Keep up the great vids!
that sound just like a modernized C.B. radio, like we had in the 70's and 80's... so your just talking to random people ..
How did you do that? I would like to know. Thanks.
I have an outdoor hotspot for helium on a pole above my house in Surrey - I think I'll convert that - 360 dgerees line of sight for miles so hopeful of use. Thanks Andy for all the information here. Great channel!
Helium! Brings back memories
Lol @@scharlesworth93
I don't know much about crypto mining so why would you need an antenna? I thought you did it through your internet connection.
This is an awesome prepper tool, thanks for giving us insight.
Awesome prepper tool for what? So people can trick you into meeting so they can then rob you?
Back when cellphones were first introduced, this is what I assumed they did. Was wrong.
An "off-the-grid"grid... 😉
I now have mine up and running, at the moment temporary, until I get a battery. Cheers Andy!
Nice, where are you? Add yourself to the map if you feel inclined 😁👍🏼
@@andykirby hiya Andy I’m roughly 10miles from Liverpool, still learning this neat little system if I appear on the map it’ll be my callsign 2E0SQA. Either way thanks for pointing this little project out 👍🏼
What battery do you use?
That black connector is a CGB, compression grommet bushing
Be sure to check how small the CGB compresses down to, it’s possible to buy one that doesn’t compress down to the size of the wire you’re running through it
Have three units connected one to my mavic pro and flew to 350ft. Was able to use that one as the repeater basically and was texting 10 miles out.
How did you mount it?
@@andykirby I just used alien double sided tape and mounted to the top half on battery. Mine were different design than yours had the 18650 battery mount in back. Before that I took a tyt uv8000d attached to a 4ft Paracord used crossband repeat and great results. Was a calm day.
GENIUS!
I'll keep my carryer Pigeons because everything comes back in cycles 😅
Nice one Andy, great tunes brother.
You use carrier pigeons? The airmail of previous days. We still use messages in bottles where I live. Kinda slow but it has bandwidth potential if you fill the bottle with large-capacity micro SD cards 😅
Welp, just need to wait another half-lifetime for voice activated texting patent to expire then this thing will take off like sliced bread.
love the comments here.🙂
So the pigeons will maintain an aerial mesh network above town providing solid comms as long as they eat and rest on some viable flight schedule.
Very simple and economical and birds are adorable. 🤓
They can do airdrop? 😂 💩
Amazing. Hopefully this is the start of something big.
I remember the Tiger electronics version of this geared towards teenagers and I’m so excited to see it back and also better
Lol I vaguely remember this and it was a cool idea at that time. I think I might have even wanted one myself.
bought one !!!! you cost me money every time i watch one of your videos lol
I'm down near Enfield, and will be setting up my nodes shortly. Should increase coverage for south Hertfordshire!
Awesome. I’ll be setting up a node near Castle Cary / Yeovil over Xmas as long as the kit arrives in time! :) x
Love your videos mate. Im just getting into wireless communications a bit deeper and i really enjoy the variety of things you talk about that fall under that umbrella.
I am from Germany and receive a station 110km away. DB0WTH is the name of the station and is operated by radio amateurs. I live southeast of it at about 680 meters above sea level. So ist very good. But i use betafpv Antennas.
I'm loving your trance Sir.
Not sure exactly what you are talking about, But do enjoy seeing people getting enthusiastic about their hobbies.
nice one.. on the bridge your camera filmed a kingfisher flying down the middle of the river ...love your chanell keep up the good work..
This is brilliant mate, been lookimg for something like this.
Thanks Andy. I found your TH-cam channel while ago as you're talking about things I am also interested! I'm quite new HAM operator (portable radios only) and I have been very interested to follow all of your topics. And I just noticed that you're doing also excellent electronic dance music too! You seem to be on Spotify, so now your music is easier to be listened there 👍
Absolutely love the content Andy. Very cool device. I also love your deep dive on these devices. Btw I bought the IC-705 because of you. 😂
My main is the ft-991a really love that too. One for QRP and one for QRO. 😅
Have an awesome day mate.
73s SM6VIU. 😊
Thanks mate, appreciate that! The 705 is an amazing radio!👍🏼 73!
My issue is that I just logged on and looked at the map and I can now see the HOME ADDRESSES of everyone who has one turned on in their houses (and put their addresses in)... I Hate this lol
yea that's not good
Chances are if they have one bit or radio equipment they have a lot more @@livinagoodlife
You can set it up to not give a gps signal out.
It’s a choice to identify.
I find this best on private setting.
I have a genuine fear to my bone that all the fancy things a no more than beacons for our location no anonymous function at all, think a programmer is needed to have a deep look and tell what needs doing for more anonymous function (s)?
th-cam.com/video/EAQI2ZSmxPU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=N8RlZ_HEdqShbpOO
I have to so get one of these, looks so much fun and nice that it uses RF not internet!!
Andy could you do a video about the recent OFCOM consultation and the major changes to amateur radio? Recently pass my Full and now looking into building a 1kW amp lol. Awesome stuff Andy as always!
There’s loads of TH-cam videos about it already.
I’m waiting for a couple of different LoRa boards to arrive from Aliexpress any day now and can’t wait to join in 😃
😁😁😁
@@andykirby The more you look into this, the more you find out. I just ordered another Lilygo TBeam because the the radio chip on the other ordered one isn't the best, despite being newer. It seems the SX1262 is more powerful, more sensitive and more efficient than "newer" models SX17xx.
I've only recently subscribed to your channel (prior to the Meshtastic stuff) but I think this is worthy of an entire series... there's not a lot of consistent material out there on TH-cam. There's certainly a gap to fill and you may well be the man to fill it...
Nice. Heard about these, never tried one. Maybe I will pick one up
Insane performance from such a small and low power device.
Isn't it just!
To be fair, what a cool idea 💡😜
For moisture, Silica Gel Packet/Desiccant Bags (usually buy the colour changing ones)
in this video, how are you getting YOUR gps location to determine distance to your base station?
so from a laymans point of view, what practical application would this device have ?
Clandestine comms during an escape/evade scenario.
I'm going to do some testing on the true range of these being near winter hill I've plenty of height. 8.5dbi colinear vertical antenna 460mw erp small solar panel and a chunky lipo. Signal prediction says it will work from Fleetwood to Wigan off 1 of the smaller hills near me. We shall see.
Yeah if you got good takeoff it'll defo work well! It'll be interesting to see who pops up!
we had a local guy who has a plane doing pmr tests around here a couple of years ago. Now that would be fun with lora mesh
those UFL connectors are not meant for repeated disconnects - they are only rated for no more than around 6 connections after which your signal will degrade badly
Very cool! Imma get one for me and my dad!
Great tech info Andy, love the music !
Andy Meshby
How random. I was watching the shots of the town casually thinking "I wonder if it's anywhere near me". Looking a it though.... Hertford? Where I grew up! :-)
Just found your channel. Thanks to Ringway Manchester (I think it was lol). Good videos. A new subscriber.
The ordered 4 units which arrived today. Ill be looking at setting up a node in Weymouth/Dorchester sometime soon ;)
Nice! Add yourself to the Map!
Can you just leave one of these on and it will help other people?
@@user-jt5vm3mi1wya it’ll be a node as a part of the mesh from what I understand
I was more impressed with how beautiful your town was. Where in England did you record this video? Would love to visit there some day. I'm about to dive into this hobby so thank you for the great video.
I know abit about Mesh hete in the US,
and saw a Mesh set up at the October
2023 Nearfest, in Deerfield. NH. Thanks. 😊 73 de W2CH Ray NH
Hi Ray, Don from Manchester. Is this thing worth it?
@@DonaldMerrit Sorry, I am not active
with Mesh, and do not have these devices.
Thanks 😊
Sounds like good gear for when SHTF
Brilliant Andy👌
I must get into this but down here in Brighton there's just one node atm 😢
Be the second! It's gonna grow!
I’m up the coast near Hastings and already have two, just ordered a couple more to set up with solar and put up on some hills to test.👍
@@andykirby I will but where do I get the 3d printed case ?!
@@Peelerville What type of solar panel(s) are you using ?
@@digitalmediafan I’m using 10w at the moment to test but to be honest because of the time of year it’s not enough to keep the battery charged, trying to keep the size small so it doesn’t get noticed by walkers, I’m out in the country, still testing at the moment.👍
Gotta love the name. Heltec
if you're not careful though, you can get into a terrible mesh 😅
I'm in a mesh with these things already!
@@billcarson4601 Or Lauren and hardy, who got themselves into a fine mesh I'll tell ya 😁
You're playing on my 868mhz CROSSFIRE BAND Andy....🤔😏😏🇬🇧
Fill the external box with a bunch of those dessicant sachets and seal it as much as possible... any "ventilation" holes would just allow the humidity (read moisture) inside and outside to equalise...🤔
Re. the Yagi... is the directionality (is that a word ?😂) not a bad thing for a grid /mesh network ?... I would have thought an omnidirectional vertical whip would be better though you sacrifice ultimate range for lack of directionality...
😎👍☘️🍺
It is like the good old days of packet radio ( M1CCH / G7OCP ) , But I've let my ham licence laps .
I may have to think about setting up a node and see who is in the local area.
Great video Andy. Keep your ears pinned back. The yagi is on its way.
Nice! Where are you?!
Save all those little silica dessicant packets to use as condensation prevention 👍
Yeah you are not wrong!
@@andykirby Better idea to use cat litter crystals. they are the same thing but you can buy kgs of the stuff for relatively cheap.
Can you do a video on setting up solar powered ping extenders that can receive a msg signal over 100’s of acres?
We would like to use it for cattle ranches and remote mountain cabins.
I've been using this for a few years now. I have my own node as well for IoT
Do tell more about your setup, have you documented your journey?
Is this the stuff introduced to africa, what 5-8 years ago, pre-gsm? Those offered mesh/relay as well as dropbox function, picking up message when connection occured.
Will have a rummage and see if i can get one knocked up in time :)
I love my Meshtastic!
Interesting device. I will be going after more detailed information about the device. BTW, what is the antenna attached to the top of the vertical support seen at 5:54?
Wow , that's amazing & thank you for sharing , I might make one & see if there's a Meshtastic network , in Brighton ?.
10:48
I know that this is off topic, but how do you use off grid solar to charge your bike and do you have a video review of your bike?
What do you think of using this off grid messaging system as a part of a remote AirBnB experience?… it’ll probably start with depositing all other ways of communication inside an RFID blocker lockbox. We would love it if you did a, “what if…” video about this scenario.
What if they had this in the movie, “Leave the World Behind” (2023)? How would it, if at all, been different?
Interesting that you mentioned that movie as this will be America's last election
RAK wireless has the most adaptability to other sensors.
New to all this... Question for anyone in the US... What frequency works best here? Andy said they are using the 860s in UK, but the company that makes these items website has like 4-5 options for frequency, and I'm wondering if that changes here in the states. Thanks.
915 in US.
It’s like digital CB radio? Amazing
Yes exactly 👍🏼😁
It is MAD that this is with 20 dBm … 4 km!
I know right?! LoRa is very efficient.
Do all these devices show on the Mesh map? That seems inconvenient when privacy and security matters. I just found a device in Gaza. Isn't that a concern?
For Mesages Its Super Easy To Get Sent Further Away, now Voice Is Diferent World You See.
I assume 915 MHz is right for USA? Also Canada? Thanks Andy.
Yes
ois bulla that track at the end was sick as i wish i could mix as well as u bra
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I wonder how much you could pull from there 868 MHz antennas on LTE B20 or what remote towers you could connect to. Definitely will look into the Meshtasic thing though, I have basically a 360 degree view and might be able to get some interesting here.
Hi Andy, what do you use to power these things ? I dont see any battery in the video, or any usb c cables attached to it (for power) . Please some advice.
I'm actually using small digital camera batteries, I've been testing different things before I mention it because there are some caveats, one is that there doesn't seem to be any low voltage cut out on the Heltec board itself so it's possible you can over discharge lipos if you aren't careful. The charger is quite basic as well and doesn't always charge the batteries properly via USB-C. Camera batteries are quite good as they have a built in BMS usually which will stop anything bad happening. That being said I wouldn't recommend leaving any battery connected to a Heltec on permanent charge especially over night.
@@andykirby thanks frontje quick reply. Maybe you can add some link to a website of these batteries? Or mention this in one of you’re future videos?
put one on a drone as a repeater, possibly use drone to put on top of building or tree etc
I got 3x of the Heltec v3 boards - Not having much joy with them posting their GPS location aqquired from the iOS app... Did you need to say that the board has no GPS device (via app settings), and then have it post a fixed location? just not playing for me :/
Did you watch my setup guide, video before this...
@@andykirby I watched all of them mate - top content! I think it might be a bug in iOS app, I’ve raised an issue on the GitHub for the app!
Did you try on iOS at all?
Wait so you'd use these things to communicate in the scenario where for some reason you couldn't even use a local wifi network and an a chat app on your phone?
I wonder if these could be used to transmit mavlink data to a drone, kind of like a telemetry radio. Probably not high enough data rate.
Obviously you would want to employ a compression protocol .. look at the "short signal message" format used by U-boats in WW2.
Andy...does this meshtastic technology sole purpose is only sending and receiving messages between 2 separate devices or can it do more...lets say opening up websites on laptop or a tab etc.This is a fascinating technology I must say.
Just text messages. Yes it's pretty awesome.
How about using your drone to take a Meshtastic to the Max legal height and attempt a long range contact.?
I watched, but don't get it. You showed a device that pinged others. How & where do you see messages? I'll have to look at links.
Hi Andy, love your content. What's the bike you're riding here? I'm looking to get a high-power fat tyre ebike in Feb
How do you configure the base and portable modules for range testing?
Why is the aerial sticking up, making the case an awkward 'L' shape? Lay it along the alongside of the lora board and it would be a far more convenient rectangle.
The signal will propagate better with a vertical mounted antenna, plus its spaced a bit away from the main PCB so theres little interaction of the metal parts and other antennas (wifi+ble), the design of this case is actually pretty good IMO.
I just found this video and the links are not available. Is this sold somewhere in the US?
that canal with the boats looked like an area where an episode of peep show was filmed😂
Any place to buy WISblock kit in the U.K.? Want to set up a repeater node in Hampshire over Christmas
Haven't found a place yet, a good alternative is the raspberry pi pico + waveshare pico lora hat, it's uses the same 2040 SOC as the RAK, power consumption is around 30ma. It'll probably go way lower with power saving features.
Andy, how come 'Move Your Feet (BM Dubs Wiggle Your Toes Mix)' wasnt a general release.
cracking tune
Andy how do you get the arrow working in the circle mine has just got a ? In it
Multi path dispersion mate..73
👍🏼
I have been enjoying this series of videos but like I said last time i am so out the way it didn’t seem worth it but looking at that map there is a few nodes close by so maybe it is worth a bash in the future..73s
will they work with small data packages?
800mhz doesnt care about obstructions. Old Ubiquiti 800mhz antennas can push almost a Mbps through hillsides.
Great content these devices look really good that was some range. Keep up the great work this is interesting stuff.
Cheers David!
I know this is a bit off topic,but do you still have anything to do with Kirbebike conversion kits? I'm trying to source 1 for a fat bike front hub set up.love the content and thank you in advance.
Yes www.kirbebike.com hit the team up and you can get what you need 👍🏼
@@andykirbythank you greatly sir!
I'm thinking about setting up a repeater one, but with whatever the best antenna you can use with it. Would a repeater be different with antennas? I'd be happy to buy good antenna to make a big repeater to help my area.
They all act as repeaters! That's the colonising about it. You don't even have to configure it as a dedicated repeater (which you can of course) all packets get repeated by other stations with a hop limit of 3 (can also be set to any number)
@@andykirby Thanks for the reply my dude. I knew they're all repeaters technically, but I thought there was a difference between one that would be paired with your phone and carried with you, vs one that you configure once and they leave on your roof.
3:55 Isn't it better to in that case get the correct antenna connector ? There is SMA and RP-SMA
Another massive outro tune 🎉 still search for meshtastic users in Bristol, to many hills 😢
If the ploice get one it can be developed to snoop I expect.
Hi mate, is there any chance you can make a video how you setup the Bluetooth to work and how you paired it with your phone? I'm finding it a tad challenging to say the least.
th-cam.com/video/mdN1iy4MKOI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dgjvTve_un35Vtfl let me know if that helps.. join our discord... discord.com/invite/vmh9AsGt
Bloody legend! Thank you muchly
Have you got a link were I could buy one please? As I’m not sure which one I need to use in the uk 🇬🇧
love dev/null.
What's best way to get intouch with you Andy
Discord? or andy@cloudsto.com