What do you need 200 miles of range for?

Personally I find it very satisfying to get long near-line-of-site performance in VHF and up. That could be reaching a repeater 100+ miles away on two meters with a handheld and a tape measure yagi

https://www.jpole-antenna.com/2017/02/07/build-it-2-meter-ta...

or talking to somebody with a bigger station 300+ miles away because of a tropospheric duct or just getting into the WiFi at the hospital from the other side of the lake.

While the local Czech MeshCore network is heavily supported by a couple repeaters on higher hills and mountains to connect the meshes around metropolitan centers, ideally it should be much more distributed and less dependent on such a few important nodes.

Basically a lot more repeaters & more hops to reach longer distances.

This also helps with scaling as more messages can be routed local only via MeshCore region support scoping, effectively using the available bandwidth on many places for different purposes at the same time.

RTO

what does that stand for?

Return To Office

Radio Transmission Optimization

Restarting The Oracle

Reading The Onion

Race The Otter

Round Trip Orbit

Reach The Others

Reno To Oakland

Racing Towards Oblivion

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