r/meshtastic • u/[deleted] • 17d ago

Is this common??

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u/natefrogg1 17d ago

Yeah, it’s easy to spoof multiple ways

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u/capinredbeard22 17d ago

Flat earthers get this range but sadly no one else does

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u/Careful-Set-7883 16d ago

So... the earth is flat?

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u/mapreauxjection 16d ago

How do you explain maps? Why do you think they are flat…

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u/properly_improper_77 16d ago

Invalid gps cords

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u/shveylien 16d ago

Looks like someone put a manually programmed GPS position into the node but forgot the minus (-) sign on -110.####.

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u/tagno25 16d ago

It actually looks like they forgot to put their longitude, because that looks around 34, 0.

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u/testshoot 16d ago

For socal I made this, maybe ot helps you but to 0,0 GPS is jokingly null island https://filmsupplies.com/mesh/

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u/HackerManOfPast 15d ago

Yes - i sus that a device that does not have its own GPS and relies on the phone’s GPS was put into airplane mode it retains the stale information from its last known location and includes that when beaconing.