This section is meant for general discussions related to Outernet and its technology, as well as philosophical topics.

This section contains topics related to Outernet software development.

This section is for discussions related to hardware for use with Outernet.

Use this topic to discuss what content should be broadcast over Outernet.

This section is for technical discussions about the satellites and other technologies that are being used, or may be developed for use in the future, to deliver Outernet content to users.

As the section name says. For anything that isn't directly related to Outernet or this forum.

We get a lot of questions about fulfillment, shipping charges, progress, and general interest in how things are going since we closed our campaign in January 2015. Rather than respond to all of those requests individually, hopefully we can answer some common questions here. Please read through this forum before you email us - if you have a question, it's likely someone else does too.

There have been dozens of email inquiries about volunteering for Outernet. Feel free to express your interest here. By talking about why you want to volunteer publicly, you'll probably inspire others to do the same.

Discussion about this forum, its organization, how it works, and how we can improve it.

Sections for Outernet users tuning into ES113W. Discussions in Spanish or Portugese welcome.

This category if for post related to security issues on Outernet equipment, home-made devices, and Outernet broadcast itself. This includes secure transmission of content, security of Outernet Wi-Fi hotspots, and secure management of Outernet receivers.

We are using our Discourse.org, the software that powers this forum, as the commenting system for our blog. All of comments and content are posted in both places, though you only need to make a comment in one location.

[This section is mainly focusing on OUTERNET technology and related work with ABS-2 and AsiaSat-5 satellites.]

For those that are receiving, please check your Messages app (on Skylark). You’ll see a few strange, non-APRS messages. Those were sent directly (well, indirectly) from here. This is how it works.