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LinkSight is a mobile RF planning tool that helps users determine whether a point-to-point wireless connection is viable before deploying equipment. It uses global SRTM topographic data to calculate line of sight, analyze Fresnel zone clearance, and display elevation profiles. Users can set antenna heights and frequencies, place precise GPS points, and receive an immediate visual verdict on whether terrain will obstruct the wireless link. It also generates professional PDF reports with elevation and clearance information. It is aimed at WISP operators, RF engineers, telecommunications installers, drone pilots, and Meshtastic/LoRa users.