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#223141 14-Sep-2017 19:06

Has anyone had any experience with this real geeky product?? https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sonnet-world-s-most-advanced-mobile-mesh-network-communication#/

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#1866485 14-Sep-2017 19:58

It's on IndieGogo, slated for December. It was on Kickstarter before. How can anyone have experience with a product that is not launched yet?

Also, anything I see on Kickstarter or IndieGogo I just don't believe until it hits the shelves. Seem lots of failed stuff before - sure there are some that actually got off the ground, but that's not the majority of cases.

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#1866487 14-Sep-2017 20:01

Smells like BS.

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#1866489 14-Sep-2017 20:02

If the IP Functionality in this comes to flourish, this could replace my current reliance on satellite modems.

until then, it is simply another ax.25 messaging platform.

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#1866490 14-Sep-2017 20:05

gehenna:
Smells like BS.

Not completely, but certainly exaggerated. 'No subscription required'? Well, no, but without *some* sort of link to the outside world (which costs money) you only have local connectivity, and you can get that right now by unplugging your Wifi from the Internet.

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