Elecrow Meshstick USB-To-SPI SX1262 TCXO LoRa USB Stick

Meshstick is an open-source LoRa mesh USB adapter built on the CH341 + SX1262 chipset. It has a standard USB plug-in design, a semi-transparent black case, and an SMA external antenna connector. It runs off USB bus power, so no separate power supply is needed. Plug Meshstick into any Linux, macOS, or Windows device, including a Raspberry Pi, industrial host, software router, OpenWRT router, Steam Deck, or an x86 desktop, and the meshtasticd daemon turns that device into a full Meshtastic network node. A web management UI lets you configure the node, send and receive messages, and monitor the network without extra hardware. Meshstick turns any Linux, macOS, or Windows device into a LoRa repeater node or area-coverage gateway on a Meshtastic network at low cost and in a small footprint, lowering the barrier to deploying Meshtastic networks. It's built for makers, radio enthusiasts, emergency communications, and IoT developers. Note: The antennas currently shipping are round. The flat antenna style is part of an ongoing design upgrade. Both antenna styles are compatible with the same product SKU and do not affect the product's functionality. Key Highlights USB plug-and-play, no external power supply Open-source hardware, compatible with meshtasticd CH341 + SX1262 chipset with SMA external antenna Web UI for configuration and messaging Works with Raspberry Pi, OpenWRT routers, Steam Deck, and other Linux devices Onboard EEPROM with a pre-programmed unique serial number Compact, translucent black enclosure Key Features USB Plug and Play No external power supply needed. Powered over USB, it's recognized and running as soon as it's plugged into a supported device. Multi-Device Support Supports x86-64, arm64, and armhf architectures, and works with Raspberry Pi, industrial hosts, soft routers, OpenWRT routers, and Steam Deck. Meshtastic Compatibility Fully compatible with Meshtastic's official firmware, driven by the meshtasticd daemon, with a web UI for management. Open Source Ecosystem Fully open-source hardware design with an active community, open to further development and feature additions. Long-Range LoRa Communication Built on the Semtech SX1262 chip with an external SMA antenna connector, supporting EU868 and US915 bands. Unique Device Identification Onboard I²C EEPROM (24C02) pre-programmed with a unique serial number, so each node has a traceable identity on the mesh network. Applications Upgrading existing Linux devices to Meshtastic nodes LoRa relay nodes and regional coverage gateways Emergency communications Maker and radio enthusiast projects Technical Specifications Parameter Specification Interface USB 2.0 Bridge Chip CH341A LoRa Chip SX1262 Frequency EU868 MHz / US915 MHz Power TX +22 dBm max Antenna Connector SMA (external antenna) Enclosure Translucent black plastic housing Power Supply USB bus-powered, no external power required Dimensions 88x30x18mm (excluding antenna) Weight 36.6g (including antenna) Why Choose Meshstick? Meshstick is the lowest-cost way to add a Meshtastic node to a device you already own. Plug it into a Raspberry Pi, router, or desktop and the meshtasticd daemon handles the rest, no soldering, extra power supply, or dedicated hardware required. Open-source hardware and a unique onboard ID make it a solid pick for makers, network builders, and anyone extending Meshtastic coverage on a budget. Package List 1x Meshstick 1x Antenna (round or flat style; antenna style may vary as part of an ongoing design upgrade) 1x Quick Start Guide Technical Documents Wiki User Manual LoRa is a registered trademark of Semtech Corporation. MCCI and MCCI Catena are registered trademarks of MCCI Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.