desperateTim.es CLIENT

How far this node's transmissions propagate, over the last 7 days.!da65ab40

Overview Reach Packets

Only one station hears it directly, so there is no backup path. (43/100)

›Only one station hears this node directly. If that station goes offline it drops off the map - more height or coverage would add a backup path.

Direct receivers

1↑

up from 0

Redundancy

1 only

single point of failure

Neighbor degree

#64 of 174

Bidirectional

two-way links

Max reach

453 m

farthest receiver

Heard relayed

via a relay

+ gained KD9PSM (ChiMesh.org)

vs the previous 7 days

Reach map

this node strong ok weak relayed-by (2)1 of 1 receivers mapped

Live activity

connecting

Waiting for a packet from this node to be heard live. Quiet nodes may take a while.

Direct receivers (1)

Gateways that heard this node directly (0 hops) in the window. Margin is SNR headroom above the ~-17.5 dB demod floor for LONG_FAST (green solid, amber ok, red marginal): a link near 0 dB is one rainstorm from gone.

Receiver	Heard	Avg SNR	Margin	Avg RSSI	Distance	Last
KD9PSM (ChiMesh.org)	164	5.5 dB	+23.0 dB	-55 dBm	453 m	Oct 21, 2026, 03:31:31

Relayed by (2)

Gateways that carry this node's traffic via a relay (they hear it, but not directly at 0 hops). This is the node's wider footprint - especially for a router/repeater whose job is relaying. Toggle the relayed-by layer on the map to see them. Not a direct RF link, so no distance is implied.

Gateway	Relayed	Last
Museum Park East 🏙️	3	Oct 21, 2026, 00:46:38
NWIMesh.net Virtual	2	Oct 20, 2026, 23:50:45

Node-to-node links (1)

NeighborInfo adjacency: which nodes this one hears and which hear it back. Two-way links are the reliable ones.

Neighbor	Link	SNR (out / in)	Updated
KD9PSM (ChiMesh.org)CLIENT	two-way	6.5 / 5.3 dB	Oct 21, 2026, 02:30:23