ChatterBox Mesh Off-Grid Secure Texting Intro and Demo (LoRa)

this is the chatter box chatter box is a secure off-grid touchscreen texting device that requires no service of any kind Chatterbox doesn't use cell towers internet Wi-Fi or even an operating system making it resistant to outages cyber attacks and other modern nuisances Chatterbox uses lower off frequencies to send encrypted and sign messages and it can use Advanced mesh techniques when necessary to deliver a message a chatter box cluster is a Dynamic decentralized messaging system that automatically adapts as devices are added powered off or move around the cluster is able to do that because each chatter box is a messaging device router repeater and packet cache all in one a single cluster can contain up to 90 chatter boxes each chatter box you add can increase the range and resilience of your cluster I'm going to walk you through setting up a new chatter box and also a new cluster this is onetime setup first you choose your password for the device or don't choose one select a name for your device and select a name for your cluster all devices in your cluster will share this cluster name select the lower frequency you want to listen on and now you have a cluster with no one in it uh so we need to add a second device or more you can see there's no Neighbors in the cluster yet so to set up another device we go through the same thing setting up a password a name things like that it will create a default cluster but that will be thrown away so that's no big deal now we add the new device to our existing cluster by using the menus it's just a few touches and the second device will now be in the cluster so my home cluster has two devices in it and once they notice each other you'll see a green light flashing um to send a message you choose the person you want to send a message to type it and it should send this one did not use meshing at all it's direct since they're right next to each other to reply you just touch a message and type in a reply and the other device will get it and acknowledge it to now if I look at neighbors I can see that I do have Joe around in my club during testing a chatter box sent a message over 7 miles directly and in a single hop with slightly upgraded antennas remember since a cluster can have up to 90 devices that theoretically allows up to 809 hops I'm working very hard to make the chatter box available to everyone soon if you want to own a chatter box please share this with your friends watch this Channel and keep an eye on the website to help me make this happen happen thanks

Channel: Matt Calhoun

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Length: 3min 1sec (181 seconds)

Published: Thu Jun 20 2024