Pygo support? IP67 CE certified

[sam_uk]

I don’t remember seeing any mention of this hardware: Webshop - Pycom - Check out our latest amazing products

It’s not cheap! But it is IP67 rated, CE certified etc.

I saw the mountain rescue guy’s yesterday and thought about going and chatting to them about meshtastic. I decided against it as they probably aren’t interested in a homebrew solution.

Anyways I thought I’d mention it (I know it’s not cheap!)

PyGo "Hello World" - What Will You Do With Yours?

Thanks

Sam

[Nanovitruvius]

Very cool, thanks for sharing!
I don’t think it’s that expensive - if you consider what the other comparable options already cost, by the time you’ve put them in an enclosure with the same rating you’ll be close to the same price but nowhere near the compactness and neatness of this. Shame they aren’t using the nRF chipset

[sam_uk]

I’m pretty sure the Lopy & Pygo firmware is basically the same. We got Lopy working back in Disaster Radio.

[alexsunny123]

@Nanovitruvius

Very cool, thanks for sharing!
I don’t think it’s that expensive - if you consider what the other comparable options already cost, by the time you’ve put them in an enclosure with the same rating you’ll be close to the same price but nowhere near the compactness and neatness of this. Shame they aren’t using the nRF chipset

thanks for the awesome information.

[alexsunny123]

@alexsunny123

@Nanovitruvius

Very cool, thanks for sharing!
I don’t think it’s that expensive - if you consider what the other comparable options already cost, by the time you’ve put them in an enclosure with the same rating you’ll be close to the same price but nowhere near the compactness and neatness of this. Shame they aren’t using the nRF chipset ..

thanks for the awesome information.

thanks my issue has been fixed.