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In this video of our Meshtastic for makers course, we will be learning how to use MQTT to connect our mesh to the internet. This isn't the traditional method of using MQTT to network tunnel meshes together, but instead we will be creating a connection-point to access our mesh (and all the sensors and other goodies on it), from the internet or a service like Adafruit IO or Home Assitant.

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Pico W:
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Pico H:
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LoRa Module:
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0:00 What We Are Doing
1:47 Sending Messages to MQTT
5:37 Running the Sending Code
6:19 Receiving Messages From MQTT
6:50 Running the Receiving Code

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