Making a $5 Off-Grid Meshtastic Node Because I Can @SecurityFWD
Making a $5 Off-Grid Meshtastic Node Because I Can  @SecurityFWD
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
The parts to make an off-grid, LoRa-based communications network is getting cheaper and cheaper. With my experience in electronics, I set out to make the cheapest design I could source.

The result, is the "PiPi Driver" air-wired design, which uses an RP2040 and RFM95 to run #Meshtastic. These parts, all together, come in at around $5.40.

This project is based on the existing Meshtastic port here: github.com/vidalperezbohoyo/RP2040-zero-SX1276-meshtastic

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