My Meshtastic Nodes
Short Name | Long Name | Hardware Type | Firmware Version | Device Role | Frequency | Details |
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TC01 | Blimey, it's [twat.city]! | T-Beam V1.1 | 2.5.15 | Client | 868mhz |
Stationary node with an internal antenna mounted in the attic. This node has an elevation of 75m. In the near future, I want to raise and mount the antenna outdoors. |
TC02 | Stan, Man of [twat.city] | Heltec V3 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
A spare node that I keep laying around at home. This and TC03 were the first Meshtastic devices which I purchased. |
TC03 | Stan, [twat.city] man | Heltec V3 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
A spare node that I keep laying around at home. This and TC02 were the first Meshtastic devices which I purchased. |
TC04 | Stan, mayor of [twat.city] | Heltec Wireless Paper | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
Another spare node. I only bought this because I was interested in the low-power draw of an e-ink display. This device isn't really used. |
TC05 | Blimey, it's [twat.city] solar! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
My first, experimental, standalone node which I hope to place somewhere remote to help build up the mesh. It consists of 2x 18650 batteries and a 3v solar panel. The T114 has power-saving in operation. This T114 doesn't have a screen. |
TC06 | Blimey, it's sun-powered [twat.city]! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
The second, experimental, standalone node. This is identical to TC05, but with a different antenna placement thanks to the solar panel being fitted to the front of the housing instead of on the top. This T114 doesn't have a screen. |
TC07 | Blimey, [twat.city] runs off light! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
The third, experimental, standalone node. This is similar to TC06, but is housed in a rectangular box instead of a square box. I found that this allowed for easier placement of the batteries and wiring. This T114 doesn't have a screen. |
TC10 | Stan, decked in [twat.city] | LilyGo T-Deck Plus | 2.5.19 | Client_Mute | 868mhz |
The obvious choice for a standalone Meshtastic device. This one has a black keyboard and the nice UI. I've modified it by installing an external antenna. |
TC11 | Stan, double-decked in [twat.city] | LilyGo T-Deck Plus | 2.5.19 | Client_Mute | 868mhz |
This one has a white keyboard and the nice UI. I've modified it by installing an external antenna. |
TC12 | Stan, decking the halls of [twat.city] | LilyGo T-Deck Plus | 2.5.19 | Client_Mute | 868mhz |
Yes, another T-Deck Plus. This one has a white keyboard and the nice UI. I've modified it by installing an external antenna. The touchscreen doesn't work properly on this, but the device is still usable. |
TC13 | Blimey, Stan's left [twat.city] | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
This node is permanently installed in my car with the intention of providing an extra link between nodes when I'm out and about. |
TC14 | Blimey, [twat.city] makes sense | Seeed Studio SenseCap | 2.5.19 | Client_Mute | 868mhz |
Obviously, I had to get hold of one of these. I've flashed it with the nice UI and replaced the external antenna with an internal one. |
TC15 | Blimey, it's a [twat.city] T114! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
This was formerly TC06, which was replaced by a T114 with no screen. |
TC16 | Blimey, it's another [twat.city] T114! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 868mhz |
This was formerly TC05, which was replaced by a T114 with no screen. |
TC51 | Blimey, it's [twat.city] on 433! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 433mhz |
Curious to see what's nearby on 433mhz, I thought I'd give this a go. This T114 doesn't have a screen. |
TC52 | Blimey, it's more [twat.city] on 433! | Heltec T114 | 2.5.18 | Client | 433mhz |
You can't only have one node on a particular frequency, otherwise you wouldn't even be able to speak to yourself. This T114 doesn't have a screen. |
More nodes will be added soon.