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-This is the second part of the Meshcore Guide.  See the [[part1|first part]] to get started.
+This is the second part of the Meshcore Guide.  See the [[part1|first part here]].
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-====== Introduction ======
-From [[wp>MeshCore |Wikipedia]]:
-<QUOTE>
-MeshCore is an open-source mesh networking protocol and software platform designed for off-grid, low-power text communication using LoRa (Long Range) radio technology. The system enables decentralized, multi-hop wireless messaging without reliance on cellular networks or internet infrastructure.
-Use cases include emergency and disaster communications, outdoor and remote activities, [...] and experimental and educational deployments of low-power mesh networking.
-[It] is designed to [...] operate in unlicensed [[wp> ISM_radio_band |ISM frequency bands]] such as 868 MHz and 915 MHz, depending on regional regulations.
-</QUOTE>
-The idea is that each person has a small //companion// device <key>''C''</key> paired to their cellphone via Bluetooth, and via that device, they can text each other or post public messages using the 915 MHz band, all without a special license.  The signal can travel directly between //companion// devices if they are close enough, or via a series of //repeaters// <key>''R''</key> to extend coverage.
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-{{  :links:meshcore:meshcore1.svg?600  |}}
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-{{:links:meshcore:mqsg-0.png?0x150|}} \\ MeshCore devices used as //companion//.
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-{{:links:meshcore:mqsg-1.png?0x150|}} \\ A MeshCore device setup as a //repeater//.
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 ====== Repeaters ======
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   * Enter the "''Antenna Coverage''" tool
   * Where it says "''0 Coverage Layers''", click on <key>**⋮**</key> and select "''Import JSON''"
-  * Import this {{:links:meshcore:coverage_layers_2026-03-27-221828.json |json file}}
+  * Import [[:links:meshcore:coverage_layers_2026-03-27-221828.json |this file]]