RNode is an open, free and flexible digital radio interface with many uses (this one attempts to add Station G2 support) - emuehlstein/RNode_Firmware_CE_G2
I'm looking for someone who's willing to share their experiences with putting a cavity filter on a meshtastic station G2. I believe I have a significant interference problem here, and wondering if others have been able to solve that with a filter. Guess I'm not locked into a cavity type filter, but that's really all I've seen. Specific filter suggestions are also welcome.
Node in attic as high as possible on top a stack of plastic boxes. The house happens to be at a relatively high point of the city. The node is under the tiled roof which has thick wooden boards and clay tiles. I thought it was interesting to see how being under the roof seems not to cause a problem. Antenna: Sirio GP 868 P/N 2107006.00/868 Base Station Antenna 868MHz from Sirio - GP 868 C N-f | K-PO Node: Station G2 from https://shop.uniteng.com/product/meshtastic-mesh-device-station-editio...
See post above....
(The Station G2 also allows for 12V input on connector on the side.)
Note that not all USB cables will/can provide sufficient power. The node is only working properly if all the multi-coloured lights are on. Just a red power light alone is NOT ok.
#meshtastic #solarnode #stationg2
This is a trial of a solar node to run the Station G2 node which runs on USB PD (power delivery) (requiring 15W) & so needs more than just a normal USB power supply.
Node: Station G2 https://shop.uniteng.com/product/meshtastic-mesh-device-station-edition/ 868MHz version, comes with the antenna shown
Battery: Jackery 240 https://www.cyberport.de/haushalt/outdoor-sport/camping-zubehoer/jackery/pdp/qx03-001/jackery-explorer-240-tragbare-power-station.html
Solar Panel: https://amzn.eu/d/bLaSsIz
Solar Cables: https://amzn.eu/d/dyJ5N3Z
USB C to USB C cable: https://amzn.eu/d/iPj7p7w
USB PD adaptor: https://amzn.eu/d/hGJWITe
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Jim - kd9pah