Meshcore 1.7.0 has been completely stable on my T1000-E nodes, including testing at a small distance (just blocks away). So that issue isn't a 1.7.x issue, it's a 1.7.1 issue that persisted into 1.7.2.

I'm going to bring my solar node down to 1.7.0 for now since my T1000s can't talk to it reliably.

There is an issue open on github, though I'm a little confused about the potential fix (BLE timeouts?). We shall see what 1.7.3 brings.

I wrote a blog post about my experience installing #Meshcore on my #Heltec V3 device and the settings you need when you are in Canada.

This is not an intro blog post to mesh in general, this assume existing knowledge about #Meshtastic

https://jeromegagnonvoyer.wordpress.com/2025/07/06/running-meshcore-in-canada/

I got a pair of tiny #MeshCore dinguses and I can see messages but I don’t know that anyone can hear me from my apartment. Now I’m wanting a powerful repeater to hide on my apartment building roof.

I’m going to Arctangent festival later this year and there is no cell signal so I’m taking these three Heltecs and giving two of them to close friends so I can find them at the festival!

I’m going to be running Meschore on all three (my experience of Meshtastic is it sucks all of the air out of the room and good luck sending a message to any of those contacts you found).

So if anyone else is going and wants to hop on the same mesh, this is your heads up!

#Meshtastic, #Meshcore... There is a more mature system, #APRS . Could it be more valuable as an emergency messaging system? You need a permit to use it, but it shouldn't be to difficult to get one. I wonder, perhaps Meshtastic is nice to get your feet wet, before switching to the real thing.

It's all relatively new to me. There is a lot to learn.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Packet_Reporting_System
https://aprs.fi/

Glances at lora mesh network chats rooms for a millisecond . . .

How do we get meshtastic devs to stfu and stop being absolute tools, oh right just stop using their insecure pile of shit. They are the radio nerd version of SCO for the xennial generation.

Je suis vraiment excité par les récents développements du réseau #loramesh dans l'ouest de la France, la liaison Nantes-Brest est quasi opérationnelle (j'ai communiqué depuis Lorient avec Clisson a plus de 170km !).

Bien sûr je suis déçu qu'il n'y ait encore personne sous #meshcore, mais @Gaulix fait un super travail avec #meshtastic et je comprends l'importance de ne pas se disperser (et meshtastic commence à adopter pas mal de principes qui ont fait leur preuve avec MC) !

First experiment with #meshcore tonight, I flashed my #heltec v3 with the firmware at this URL and chose "Companion radio Bluetooth":
https://flasher.meshcore.co.uk/

For some reason, I can't connect on bluetooth with my iOS device (the device shows up but it just says waiting for device to connect after I click) , however was able to connect on bluetooth from a Chrome browser using this URL:
https://app.meshcore.nz/

My evaluation of resilient and disturbed means of communication started today #meshnetworks. I received my #LoRa radio board and installed #meshcore. No contact to other nodes yet, but I’m also not sure what to expect. Let’s see how it goes…
The next step will be #reticulum, but it looks too advanced to be a good starting point for me.

Who else is using #meshcore? Having too much fun building repeaters but trying to help build out features as well.

Not so sure about the tdeck pro, I will eventually get something going but it's going to be a while custom UI etc.

Anyone using #meshcore at #gpn23 ?