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Welcome
Our Colorado Mesh Network Community is a grassroots group of amateur radio operators, outdoor enthusiasts, tech builders & tinkerers, and locals creating resilient, decentralized communication using affordable LoRa hardware. No internet or cell towers needed — just people-powered nodes for staying connected, experimenting, and staying connected in the city or in remote spots.
How Does It Work?
ColoradoMesh - Formally DenverMesh -- is working to set up a mesh network in Colorado. User's contribute to the network using their personal Meshtastic, MeshCore, or Reticulum devices. These radios communicate on the 906.875 MHZ frequency using the LoRa protocol. The radios mesh using the open-source Meshtastic software, or the other protocols. Users can connect to these repeaters by Bluetooth or they can use their own handheld nodes which will also act as repeaters. The messages hop from node to node, extending the reach of the network and ensuring everyone receives every message.
Please See our "Can You Explain It Like I'm 5?" page.
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Community Efforts
Meshcore Utilities:
If you are setting up a MeshCore repeater or companion, please use our self hosted utility.
We also developed a community wide agreed upon naming standard, as discussed on our #meshcore channel on the community Discord.
Github
We maintain a community GitHub Organization
Our Github contains various repos for code that runs our various utilities, Mesh-Client development, and also contains docs related to the ColoradoMesh community.
Maps of Coverage
Please see our Maps Of Coverage page.
How I can join the group?
We would love to have you come join us! Please read this page for instructions.
For more information about ColoradoMesh, please visit our About page.