GoTenna Pro

affordable tactical mesh networking radio is here

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Mesh Networking is Gonna go Big. .

Mesh Networking
5W VHF/UHF
MILSPEC/IP68
Encrypted
Only 2.75 oz
$499/device

You can get a much cheaper duo pack for his and her on the mountain trail and together maybe at your favorite festival or event -- these pro mesh units have range, power and are built for tough conditions.

With single-hop range often measured in miles, goTenna Pro further redefines off-grid communications via multi-hop mesh networking protocols. Self-healing, self-defined, and with no setup required, our Aspen Grove Pro mobile ad-hoc networking (MANET) protocol ensures reliable and resilient communications in even the toughest environments.

recently the company said they were looking at building a blockchain technology over there mesh networks kit, this would be a game changer if we the people were the network. i would not be surprised if we see an ICO from these guys soon as they build this out -- imagine, no more carriers or cell towers, we relay via the mesh network our transactions.

what if things you owned had a mesh network -- that you could rent it out and you could be paid in whatever the network token was for the time that it was used, all local, all within a certain area, not possible yet and future thinking but it really opens doors.

With up to 40 hours of battery life off a single 3.5Wh battery, rechargeable in less than 6 hours, goTenna Pro requires a fraction of the power of legacy comms systems.

i'd love nothing more than a set of the pro units for me and @dayleeo to do some local testing on the walks around here and just to see where these could be installed for bouncing messages across a network of units mains powered high up in windows -- imagine if your whole street could communicate encrypted with everyone without internet or cellular!

Rapidly deploy affordable and portable goTenna Pro units in RF-denied environments like tunnels, dense buildings, and forests to create “pop-up” mesh networks. Operators can have multiple units, and drop them on-the-go in strategic locations to ensure a reliable link no matter what.