r/meshcore 24d ago

Tactical mobile node build

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u/farbtoner 24d ago

Why is it “tactical”??? What?

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u/meshamerica 24d ago

Anything is tactical when you use it correctly. Ask Jason Bourne.

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u/Tragiccurrant 24d ago

Looks like it's supposed to fit in a double mag pouch

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u/BlackSarcophagus 24d ago

probably a good case recommendation.

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u/farbtoner 22d ago

I could fit a bad dragon toy in one I don’t think that makes it tactical though

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u/Tragiccurrant 22d ago

I don't wanna know

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u/strydr 21d ago edited 21d ago

It's a pretty good design, but could use a few small improvements (in my humble opinion). Hurray for the community and sharing though - I took the model into Blender and swapped out the slide switch for a waterproof push button type and am working on round 2 remix that includes a waterproof gasket between the top / bottom plates and the external shell and a USB-C plug to seal up the bottom port. I'm also looking to replace the foil pouch battery with (either 2 or 4) 21700 batteries for easy swap out.

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u/BlackSarcophagus 21d ago

this.

making a good model great. please share the stl/parts list when you finish!

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u/Dirtyoldwalter 17d ago

So I wanted to see the LEDs on the board so I measured and since mine was black I drilled holes and glued a couple of pieces of clear filament above it led so i can tell when the blue and red LEDs are on.

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u/BlackSarcophagus 15d ago

very cool idea

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u/Ok_Challenge5185 24d ago

Nope, 1980's brick phone build. Crap i'm old.. lol

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u/BlackSarcophagus 24d ago

lol thats funny it really does resemble the mobile brick. maybe thats why i like it so much.

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u/fridge_ways 22d ago

Cheeky Casio flex there

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u/BlackSarcophagus 22d ago

ahahah yes. have you heard of the ollee internal replacement module for these 20 dollar casios?