Internal USB card for a RAK WisBlock Meshtastic radio
philosiraptor's board gives a RAK Wireless WisBlock LoRa module an internal USB connection so Meshtastic runs inside the console.
What it takes
- Disassembly
- Soldering
- Purchase required
Difficulty 3 of 3 — advanced.
Details
A small internal USB carrier designed specifically to mount a RAK WisBlock Meshtastic radio inside the uConsole, with the PCB files on GitHub and boards ordered from PCBWay. Pairs naturally with CRANK's Meshtastic node backplate, which was designed around the same WisBlock module.
Links
Open at Forum thread- GitHubRepository
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