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MeshWalkie

MeshWalkie: A handheld Compact Wireless Multi-Tool for Lora and Hackers.

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This project was created on 03/03/2025 and last updated a month ago.

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MeshWalkie: A handheld Compact Wireless Multi-Tool for Lora and Hackers.
It also is a ready-to-use individual Meshtastic and Wi-Fi devices. It's fully open-source and customizable. So you can extend it in whatever way you like.

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  • 1 × UV-K6 enclosure (Enclosure ONLY)
  • 1 × ESP32-S3-WROOM-1
  • 1 × Wio-SX1262 lora module
  • 1 × L76K GNSS module
  • 1 × 128*64 LCD with ST7565 controller

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  • The BETA version PCB design has been done.

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zyndram wrote 6 days ago • point

Please look at https://reticulum.network

I was thinking about simple KISS interface K1-USB not whole radio ;-) but Your project look nice. 

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Andrea wrote 05/11/2025 at 06:05 • point

hello, your project is really interesting! My 2 cents will be about including M17 to the board and LoRa at 433MHz for us amateur radio that can use more power in this band, please.

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Bertrand Selva wrote 04/24/2025 at 10:50 • point

Very impressive ! Is there any gain after the SX1262? What kind of range does it give? By the way, it's only for textual exchanges, right? You input the text via keyboard?

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edisondotme wrote 03/13/2025 at 14:06 • point

You took a UV-K6, removed the internal components, fabricated your own PCB, and put it back in the enclosure? Impressive!
What was the motivation to use the same enclosure instead of a 3D printed enclosure?

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OpenEmbed wrote 03/15/2025 at 02:22 • point

Yes, i only use the enclosure of UV-K6.

The reason is the molding is too expensive, for about over 20k USD.

And the 3D printed is not rugged enough. Maybe it can be a prototype, not end 

product.

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