Peace Garden State · 915 MHz
Connect Across
North Dakota
NodakMesh is North Dakotans putting radios on grain bins, deer stands and the cabin up at the lake, so everybody stays in touch when the cell bars don't. MeshCore and Meshtastic, from the Red River to the Badlands.
Already know your protocol? Jump to the MeshCore getting started guide or the Meshtastic getting started guide.
Rugby, then you
Rugby has called itself the geographic center of North America since 1931. We're filling in the map around it one hop at a time.
More shore than California's coast
Lake Sakakawea has around 1,300 to 1,500 miles of shoreline, more than California's 840-mile Pacific coast. That's a lot of cabins, boats and boat ramps to keep in touch.
Tested at forty below
Builds that make it through a Dakota January, written up in the guides so yours does too.
What is Mesh Networking?
Mesh networks create a web of interconnected devices that can communicate directly with each other, without relying on cell towers or internet infrastructure. Perfect for rural North Dakota.
No Cell Service Required
Communicate in areas with no cell coverage. Each node extends the network further.
Long Range LoRa
LoRa technology enables communication over miles, even with low power and small antennas.
Encrypted & Secure
Direct messages and private channels are encrypted. Public channels use a known key, so anyone can read them.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Tell us what you're after and we'll point you down the right road.
Everything You Need
From setup guides to configuration tools, NodakMesh has everything to get you connected.
Ready to Join the Mesh?
Whether you've run a ham shack since the '70s or just got your first node for Christmas, come on in. We'll help you get on the air.