WisMesh Tag
Credit-card-sized LoRa client that fits in a pocket or wallet. Our default pick for getting on Nevada’s mesh with US915 hardware. Flash Meshtastic or MeshCore firmware.
Get Started
MeshEnvy is protocol agnostic. We run a MeshCore backbone across the Silver Triangle and maintain Meshtastic repeaters where the community needs them. Same US915 hardware works for both. Pick the path that fits how you use the mesh.
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Pick a client device
We recommend the WisMesh Tag for a pocket-sized client. Want a keyboard and screen in the field? The LILYGO T-Deck is our handheld pick. Order the 915 MHz / US variant for Nevada. These boards flash Meshtastic or MeshCore firmware.
Pre-configured WisMesh Tags available in limited supply
MeshEnvy keeps a small stock of WisMesh Tags already flashed and ready for Nevada. Before you buy your own, ask on Discord to see if we can get you on the mesh faster.
LILYGO® T-Deck
All-in-one handheld LoRa communicator with a mechanical keyboard and IPS display. A strong field console for Meshtastic or MeshCore.
Tip: Pair with a WisMesh Tag so you have both a handheld and an ultra-portable client.
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Choose your protocol
MeshCore is our most popular path for daily use and community preparedness. It delivers the most reliable message delivery on Nevada's mesh. Meshtastic is worth a look when you need true ad hoc meshing with no fixed repeaters nearby. Not sure? Ask on Discord.
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MeshCore
Daily use, community preparedness, reliable delivery
MeshCore delivers the most reliable message delivery on Nevada's mesh. MeshEnvy and our partners run it on the Silver Triangle backbone. Flash MeshCore client firmware, pair the app, and join #meshenvy plus the default Public channel.
- Hardware: US915 MHz (915 MHz) variant only.
- Firmware: MeshCore client build from meshcore.dev.
- App: Download the MeshCore app for Android, iOS, web, and desktop, then pair your radio.
- Channels: Join
#meshenvyand the default Public channel. - Best for: Daily messaging, community preparedness, backbone repeaters, and any scenario where message delivery has to just work.
Meshtastic
Community mesh on Medium Fast
MeshEnvy Meshtastic repeaters run the Medium Fast preset. Leave the primary channel name blank and keep the default PSK. The firmware labels the channel from your preset, so you do not need to type MediumFast manually. Read the Medium Fast announcement for why we moved.
- Hardware: US915 MHz (915 MHz) variant only.
- Region: US
- Modem preset: Medium Fast (
MEDIUM_FAST) - Primary channel: Leave the name blank (default). The firmware labels it from your preset, so you do not need to type
MediumFast. Keep the default PSK. Blank matches blank. An explicit name only works if every node uses the same spelling. - App: Meshtastic app or Web client from meshtastic.org.
- Best for: Spontaneous ad hoc groups when no one has brought repeaters or fixed infrastructure yet. Once repeaters go up, even at a festival, MeshCore usually wins on message delivery. Meshtastic still has the edge for infrastructure-free meshing today.
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Extend coverage with a repeater
Ready to host outdoor coverage from your site? The SenseCAP Solar Node P1-Pro is our repeater recommendation: solar panel, battery, and enclosure in one kit. Flash MeshCore repeater firmware for backbone sites, or Meshtastic router firmware for community repeaters. Mount where you have sun and line of sight.
SenseCAP Solar Node P1-Pro
Solar-powered outdoor repeater with panel and battery for independent coverage from a rooftop, pole, or ridge. Flash MeshCore or Meshtastic repeater firmware and mount where your site has sun and line of sight.
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Join the community
Say hello on Discord, tell us what part of Nevada you are in, and ping the mesh once your radio is up. Explore the Silver Triangle map to see live coverage and backbone sites across both protocols.