Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
MeshMule-Core’s backcountry mesh
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
49Caliber Labs presents an open-source 915 MHz LoRa mesh project for backcountry check-ins and environmental telemetry.
- For
- Backcountry groups, remote parks, and ranch operators
- Worth noticing
- The page contrasts roughly 420-byte JSON messages with 24–38-byte MeshMule frames.
Field notes
The page lays out a phone-to-radio path: smartphones connect by BLE GATT or USB-OTG to 915 MHz LoRa nodes, with solar repeaters extending the mesh. It lists simulator scenarios for canyons, parks, agriculture, and SAR, alongside separate handheld and repeater component costs. The site labels the core TRL 3–4 and SAR work TRL 2–3; these are the project’s own maturity labels, not independent validation.
Observed signals
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