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Mesh Series

Off-grid LoRa communication — long-range mesh messaging and GPS, in a few different shapes.

The Mesh Series is built for off-grid communication. Every build in it carries a long-range LoRa radio and GPS, so a group of devices can relay each other's messages and share live positions across distance — with no cell network, no Wi-Fi, and no internet. The builds differ only in shape and input; the radios are the same.

The recipe

Every Mesh build is the same core combination of modules:

What changes from one build to the next is the form factor — and whether it adds a keyboard. Pick the shape that fits how you'll carry and use it.

Firmware

The Mesh Series is built for off-grid mesh communication as a capability — the firmware is flashed separately, not fixed at purchase. Meshtastic and MeshCore are mesh firmware you can run, and both support every Mesh Series build. See Firmware for the options and how to flash.

Attach the antenna before transmitting

Like any radio, don't transmit without the LoRa antenna attached.

The builds

Planned

  • Mesh Flip 1.0 — a flip form with a built-in keyboard. Planned — not yet available.

Compare the builds

All three launched builds share the same Core, LoRa / GPS radio, and battery — they differ in shape, input, and size.

BuildFormKeyboardDimensions (mm)WeightBest for
Mesh Pocket Junior 1.0Pocket—48 × 68 × 39.6 (229.5 with antenna)121.5 gThe lightest, most pocketable way to carry the mesh
Mesh Deck Junior 1.0DeckFull QWERTY68 × 97 × 29.8 (250.5 with antenna)156.8 gFast on-device typing — the flagship for messaging
Mesh Station Junior 1.0Station—68 × 64 × 39.6 (217 with antenna)123.5 gA desktop, always-on base node

To compare every Attaky build across all five Series, see Series. To learn how the modules physically connect, see Frame & Connections.

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