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Mobiler MeshCore / Meshtastic Repeater

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This compact MeshCore / Meshtastic Repeater is based on the XIAO nRF52840 in combination with the Wio-SX1262 LoRa module and was specifically developed as a portable solution for a temporary mesh communication infrastructure

 

Thanks to its robust design, flexible mounting options, and high energy autonomy, the system is ideal for outdoor applications, field tests, camping, or experimental mesh/LoRa networks

 

Technical Specifications

  • Dimensions: 50 × 50 × 100 mm
  • Weight: approx. 328 g (incl. batteries and antenna)
  • Platform: XIAO nRF52840 & Wio-SX1262
  • Power Supply: 2× 3000 mAh LiPo
  • RF Connector: N-type jack
  • Hardware-side battery disconnect via micro-mini self-locking switch

Construction & Features

Magnetic Mounting

A total of four high-performance magnets are integrated into the housing:

  • 2× on the back
  • 2× on the bottom

This allows the repeater to be flexibly attached to metallic surfaces – both vertically and horizontally

Cable Tie Mounting System

Additionally, the housing features three integrated fastening channels for secure mounting with cable ties. This allows the device to be easily attached to masts, railings, branches, or other support structures

Power Management & Long-Term Storage

An integrated micro-mini ON/OFF switch with self-locking completely disconnects the LiPo batteries from the electronics. This reduces quiescent currents to a minimum and enables very long storage without deep discharge

The two 3000 mAh LiPo cells enable operating times of over a month in continuous operation – depending on firmware, transmission power, and duty cycle

Antenna Integration

Thanks to the built-in N-type jack, the use of larger external antennas is easily possible. The mechanically robust connection is particularly suitable for portable outdoor setups

Flexible Positioning

The housing design also allows for upside-down hanging mounting, which opens up further application possibilities in the field

 

Typical Applications

  • Temporary LoRa/Mesh Repeaters
  • Outdoor & Camping Setups
  • Mobile Communication Infrastructure
  • Experimental Networks
  • Field Tests & Range Measurements
  • Emergency or Backup Communication

Hardware Bill of Materials

  • 1x XIAO nRF52840 & Wio-SX1262 Kit (Seeedstudio)
  • 1x CN3791 Solar Charge Controller Board MPPT (Amazon)
  • 4x JST 2 Pin Micro Plugs / Sockets 1.25 mm (Amazon)
  • 2x 3.7V 3000mAh Lithium Battery 1S 1C LiPo Battery with Integrated Protection Board and Micro JST 1.25 Connector (Amazon)
  • 1x 12x8mm Micro-Mini ON/OFF Switch with Self-Locking (Amazon)
  • 1x USB-C Plug & Socket with Solder Connection (Amazon)
  • 4x Rubberized Magnets Ø22mm, Height 5mm (Amazon)
  • 1x U.F.L1 to N Type Jack Low Loss Coaxial Cable 4" /10CM (Amazon)
  • 1x 868 MHz N-Type Plug (Amazon)
  • 4x M3 Heat Set Inserts (Amazon)
  • 4x M3 Screws (Amazon)

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