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− | + | In order to mesh with other mesh nodes in your neighborhood network, you will require two main components: a device to run the Mass Mesh firmware and a radio so that you can communicate with other nodes. | |
+ | {{Note|We also maintain a helpful list of [[Hardware Bundles]] for your convenience.}} | ||
== Mesh Node Devices == | == Mesh Node Devices == | ||
− | These are devices that can run the meshing protocol. Once they have the | + | These are devices that can run the meshing protocol (Yggdrasil.) Once they have the Mass Mesh firmware flashed, you can connect to them for access to the mesh via wifi and/or ethernet. They will also automatically discover and connect to nearby mesh nodes via their [[#Mesh Radio Devices|connected mesh radio]]. |
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! Brand !! Model !! Yggdrasil Speed !! Mesh Exit Capable !! Built-in Wifi !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price | ! Brand !! Model !! Yggdrasil Speed !! Mesh Exit Capable !! Built-in Wifi !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price | ||
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<sup>3</sup> Possible with additional adapters<br/> | <sup>3</sup> Possible with additional adapters<br/> | ||
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− | If you | + | {{Warning| The following devices are unsupported. '''If you are looking to host a node, we recommend that you buy one of the supported devices,''' as it's guaranteed that they will work in the mesh.}} |
+ | {{Note| A great way to help the tech team is to work with us to add support for the WIP devices.}} | ||
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− | |+ | + | |+ Work In Progress (WIP) Devices |
! Brand !! Model !! Yggdrasil Speed !! Mesh Exit Capable !! Built-in Wifi !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price !! Notes | ! Brand !! Model !! Yggdrasil Speed !! Mesh Exit Capable !! Built-in Wifi !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price !! Notes | ||
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== Mesh Radio Devices == | == Mesh Radio Devices == | ||
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− | |+ | + | |+ Supported Point-To-Multi-Point (PTMP) Radios |
! Brand !! Model !! Usecase !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price | ! Brand !! Model !! Usecase !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP !! Used Price | ||
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− | + | == Point-To-Point Radio Devices == | |
− | + | PTP radios are devices that provide a direct link between 2 locations, usually over a long range. There is no need for custom firmware on these radios. Simply configure both ends of the link with matching settings and provide line-of-sight between them to connect. | |
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! Brand !! Model !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP | ! Brand !! Model !! Outdoor !! Year !! MSRP | ||
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Revision as of 12:57, 16 January 2020
In order to mesh with other mesh nodes in your neighborhood network, you will require two main components: a device to run the Mass Mesh firmware and a radio so that you can communicate with other nodes.
Mesh Node Devices
These are devices that can run the meshing protocol (Yggdrasil.) Once they have the Mass Mesh firmware flashed, you can connect to them for access to the mesh via wifi and/or ethernet. They will also automatically discover and connect to nearby mesh nodes via their connected mesh radio.
Brand | Model | Yggdrasil Speed | Mesh Exit Capable | Built-in Wifi | Outdoor | Year | MSRP | Used Price |
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Raspberry Pi Foundation | Raspberry Pi 4 Model B | 450 Mbit/s | No3 | Yes | No2 | 2019 | $35.00 | ? |
PC Engines | APU2 | 950 Mbit/s | Yes | No1 | No2 | 2016 | $115.00 | ? |
1 USB and 2 mini-pcie interfaces available to add one or more wifi interfaces
2 Possible with outdoor case
3 Possible with additional adapters
Brand | Model | Yggdrasil Speed | Mesh Exit Capable | Built-in Wifi | Outdoor | Year | MSRP | Used Price | Notes |
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Globalscale | Espressobin v5 | 300 Mbit/s | Yes | No1 | No | 2017 | $49.00 | ? | Fails to boot, no longer available for purchase |
Linksys | WRT1900AC | ? | Yes | Yes | No | 2014 | $149.99 | ||
TP-Link | Archer C7 AC1750 | ? | Yes | Yes | No | 2013 | $99.99 | $40 | |
TP-Link | TL-WDR3500 | ? | Yes | Yes | No | 2012 | $44.99 | $25 | |
TP-Link | TL-WDR4300 | ? | Yes | Yes | No | 2012 | $109.99 | ? | |
Xiaomi | Mi Router 3 | ? | Yes | Yes | No | ? | $39.99 |
1 USB and mini-pcie interfaces available to add a wifi interface
Mesh Radio Devices
Brand | Model | Usecase | Outdoor | Year | MSRP | Used Price |
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Ubiquiti | NanoStation 5AC Loco | Mesh Radio | Yes | ? | $49.00 | ? |
Ubiquiti | UAP AC Mesh | Mesh Radio | Yes | 2016 | $99.00 | ? |
Point-To-Point Radio Devices
PTP radios are devices that provide a direct link between 2 locations, usually over a long range. There is no need for custom firmware on these radios. Simply configure both ends of the link with matching settings and provide line-of-sight between them to connect.
Brand | Model | Outdoor | Year | MSRP |
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Ubiquiti | LiteBeam 5AC Gen2 | Yes | ? | ? |
Ubiquiti | NanoBeam 5AC 16 | Yes | ? | ? |
Pages in category "Devices"
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