ZA Mesh Map

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          Alerts

          Terrain analysis

          Both read elevation data, so the first run over new ground takes a little while.

          Gateway coverage

          Every node one gateway heard directly, drawn from the gateway and shaded by signal strength.

          Channel utilisation

          How much of the time the band was busy, as the radios report it — the bar is the middle of the network, the mark above it the worst node. Rising bars with flat packet counts mean somebody else is using the air.

          Reliability

          How much of the window each node was heard in — the share of clock-hours it turned up in, not how much it said.

            Packets per hour

            Key security

            Hardware

            Firmware

            Roles

            Longest direct links

            Node-to-gateway hops received with no relay in between, so the distance is a real radio path.

              Sources

              A live view of the Meshtastic mesh in South Africa, built from the MQTT brokers and the radio listed below. Anyone may watch; only the operator can change what it listens to.

              Recent activity

              Every privileged action, with the address it came from. Failed sign-ins are here too — a run of them is the thing worth seeing.

                Export

                The node list as it stands, for something other than a browser. Positions, names and hardware — the same things the map draws.

                CSV GeoJSON KML

                Filters

                Map

                This map remembers your view — filters, layers, base map, where you left off — in a cookie on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere or shared.

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                Comparing

                Computed coverage
                Elevation profile