🎒 Meshtastic in mobilità: provo il ThinkNode-M3 (GPS, IP66, sensori)

In this NON-SPONSORED video, I show you the ThinkNode-M3, a compact yet extremely complete portable Meshtastic node. We'll take a closer look at it, and I'll try it out directly with the Meshtastic app. 🔍 ThinkNode-M3 Key Features: ◾ Built-in GPS ◾ IP66 certification (suitable for outdoor use) ◾ Temperature and humidity sensor ◾ Lanyard for attaching to a backpack or gear ◾ Wall mount Perfect for hiking, emergencies, radio testing, and mesh networks Where to buy: https://www.elecrow.com/thinknode-m3-... or here (version 868): https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c4L... 📱 During the video: ◾ Complete hardware overview ◾ Setup and use via the Meshtastic app ◾ Practical test The ThinkNode-M3 is an interesting solution for those Looking for a reliable, robust, and ready-to-use node for LoRa mesh networks. If you like what I do, your support is essential! 💡 How can you help me? 💙 Subscribe to the channel 👍 Leave a like and a comment on the videos 📢 Share the channel with your friends Every little gesture makes a difference and helps me carry on this project. Thank you so much for your support! Join the community! On the forum, you can discuss with other users, ask questions, and share your opinions: https://rg4tech.altervista.org/forum/... 🎥 Note on video style: My videos are designed to be clear, direct, and without wasting time: ✅ No opening credits ✂️ Precisely cut pauses and waits 🙅‍♂️ No sign-up or like requests Anyone interested can sign up themselves. I focus only on technical content. 💲 Monetization is disabled to offer you a smooth, ad-free viewing experience. Thank you for your interest! I hope you find the video useful. 📌 Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Technical Specifications 02:44 Unboxing 04:45 Initial Setup 12:05 GPS Enablement 15:10 Final Thoughts ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All projects are for hobbyist purposes and may be untested or contain errors. It is the user's responsibility to verify every aspect. Therefore, I assume no responsibility for damage to people, property, or the projects themselves resulting from improper or incorrect use. Never exceed your capabilities and always consult a professional if you are unsure of what you are doing. Never work with voltages higher than 48 V. Use low voltages for testing. Remember: safety comes first! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ #meshtastic #lora