This afternoon, we saw the second Helium hotspot come on line in Canberra. Another hotspot for the inner north, to join it’s friend in O’Connor
There’s an excellent, albeit six or so months old now, article on Multicoin Capital titled The Helium Flywheel and authored by Tushar Jain. It covers
A short post today. As of 14 September 2021, there are 179 Helium hotspots in Australia and they’ve earned a little over 1,030 HNT combined.
There’s evidence of confusion over the potential use cases for Helium, and those contemplating hosting a Helium miner/hotspot are right to want to know what
You may have heard that setting up port forwarding is beneficial in certain situations where your Helium Miner/Hotspot is ‘relayed’, and you are probably wondering
PoE stands for Power Over Ethernet – a method for transmitting data AND power over a single Ethernet cable. WARNING: Before we go ANY further,
After umming and ahhing and running a stack of simulations on HotspotRF, last week I bit the bullet and ordered some antennae. While there were
Once you’ve decided Helium mining might be right for you, you will be keen to understand the potential coverage your setup may have and also
A Helium hotspot/miner needs to ‘piggyback’ off an existing internet connection to bridge the gap between the hotspot/LongFi side of things (at home) and the
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