5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
NEPAMesh is a Meshtastic group newsletter for Northeast Pennsylvania that publishes hands-on hardware reviews with measured battery and signal data, plus explainers on regulatory issues affecting the 900 MHz band. Readers get practical node comparisons and plain-language context on FCC rules that matter to local mesh operators.
RDUMesh is a community-run, off-grid radio mesh network in North Carolina's Triangle area, and this newsletter covers its technical setup, such as region scoping for MeshCore repeaters and low-power solar hardware choices. It is practical for operators and an accessible explainer for newcomers.
A hands-on 3D printing and technology blog covering a Meshtastic handheld device review with a security advisory, plus beginner FreeCAD tutorials on sketching, padding, pocketing and tree-based editing. Readers get practical, step-by-step guidance and first-hand impressions of gear and CAD workflows.
Adrelien publishes reviews, tutorials and 3D print files for building Meshtastic nodes, LoRa mesh networks and DIY IoT devices. Its issues mix hands-on hardware reviews, including a variant breakdown for buyers, with narrative pieces on how off-grid radio networks keep people connected when cell service fails.
IdahoMesh is a community newsletter for Idaho users of Meshtastic, MeshCore and LoRa off-grid mesh networks, covering repeater settings, map and observer tools, and regional coordination. Issues mix organizational updates with a personal account of why the writer prefers MeshCore for camping and backcountry use.
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