I sent this link to a friend who's really into internet radio (like CB used to be cool for nerds) who also loves to 3d print. He lives in a plains state, where this should work really well.
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2025
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LoRa has been around for a while trying to break through with different devices, some of it does seem useful, but it's a tough sell to invest in something without knowing where the network will go. A carrier model or something else, maybe subsidies, is needed.
Not much bandwidth to know do much beyond text, so use-cases are probably very limited already.
SMS style communication?
Even for that LoRa can basically only act as a bridge, unless LoRa radios start being built into phones instead of being separate devices.
I feel like I saw some device that could do both posted on Lemmy not that long ago.