Connecting our communities.
On Meshtastic / MeshCore.
A little radio can go a long way. The Parker County Regional Radio & Meshtastic Network brings local operators together through Meshtastic and MeshCore—small LoRa devices that pass messages over the air without needing a cell tower for the radio link.
Whether your node lives on a rooftop, rides along in your vehicle, or goes out on the trail, it has a place here. Explore nearby deployments, add your own device, and help build a clearer picture of the mesh around Parker County.
Meet the people behind the radios. Visit our Nets & Activities page for local activities and ways to get involved.
Meshtastic Devices.
Explore devices around Parker County. Choose our network, community or internet map layers, then select a device for its details. Add your own deployment below.
| Channel | Channel key | Radio settings | QR code |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCRRMNMeshtastic | 6Q63bZHAJVOXPF93wm9XeQ==Channel key (Base64) | Region: US / 902–928 MHz Modem preset: LONG_FAST Frequency slot: Automatic (channel-derived) Hop limit in export: 3 | Tap to enlarge |
Admin — Channel Settings
Colors distinguish our network’s devices from other community listings and internet reports; icons reflect reported hardware or deployment type. Internet pins show reports from the last 8 hours, not confirmed coverage or online status. Matching node IDs appear once using the newest selected report.
| Device / area | Hardware / setup | Radio settings | Deployment | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading community devices… | ||||
Add or Manage Your Device No account needed
Add Your Device.
Add your device below. Your name and email stay private; your emailed link lets you confirm, edit or remove the listing.
Already listed? Get your private edit link
Meshtastic Radio Data & Tools.
Get your first device on the air, check your settings, and learn how internet map reporting fits into a radio mesh. Start with the basics and compare settings with the people you want to reach.
Get on the Mesh.
Choose supported hardware, install Meshtastic, and pair it with the app. Set the correct region for your location and check the modem preset and channel settings with your local group.
Getting started →Match Your Settings.
Nodes need matching radio settings to communicate. The preset controls the balance between range and airtime. A map pin alone does not tell you whether two devices can hear each other.
LoRa settings →Show Up on Live Maps.
Internet maps use reports that reach an MQTT service. Reporting is optional, and positions may be approximate. Choose the location precision you are comfortable sharing before enabling public map reporting.
Map reporting & MQTT →Firmware & official reference
Official sources are checked every 10 minutes. Release information is a reference, not an instruction to update your radio.
Last checked: Nov 9, 8:30 PM CST.
MeshCore Devices.
A separate mesh, with room to grow. Explore MeshCore companions, repeaters and room servers around our area, check their reported radio settings, and add the devices you’re putting on the air.
| Channel | Channel key | Radio settings | QR code |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCRRMNMeshCore | 37343e0bd2ab04f4b9b62f3c10676d25Channel key (hex) | The QR code adds the PCRRMN channel. Keep the radio settings used by your local MeshCore group. | Tap to enlarge |
Admin — Channel Settings
Colors distinguish our network’s devices from other community listings and internet reports; icons show the reported MeshCore role. Exact hardware models are shown only when supplied. Public map pins are submitted advertisements, not confirmed coverage or online status. The date shown is the source’s last update; older entries may remain on its map. Matching public keys appear once.
| Device / area | Hardware / setup | Radio settings | Deployment | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading community devices… | ||||
Add or Manage Your Device No account needed
Add Your Device.
Add your device below. Your name and email stay private; your emailed link lets you confirm, edit or remove the listing.
Already listed? Get your private edit link
MeshCore Radio Data & Tools.
Start with the right firmware for your device’s job, then match the local radio settings. MeshCore and Meshtastic use different protocols; one won’t hear the other just because they share a frequency.
Get on MeshCore.
Use a supported companion node with the MeshCore app for messages. Repeaters relay traffic; room servers provide a shared message space. Choose the firmware role that fits your device.
Getting started →Match Your Settings.
Check frequency, bandwidth, spreading factor and coding rate with your local group. Hardware support varies by firmware role, so use the official device picker before installing or updating.
Firmware & supported hardware →Put Your Device on the Map.
Add an owner-managed listing here, or share a contact to the MeshCore public map from the app. Public advertisements can remain after a device moves or goes off the air; they do not prove coverage or availability.
MeshCore public map →Firmware & official reference
Official sources are checked every 10 minutes. Release information is a reference, not an instruction to update your radio.
Official US radio profiles
Choose the profile used by your local group. These are MeshCore suggestions, not confirmed PCRRMN settings.
| Profile | MHz | Bandwidth | SF | CR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 910.525 | 62.5 kHz | 7 | 4/5 |
| USA – Southern California | 927.875 | 62.5 kHz | 7 | 4/5 |
Last checked: Nov 9, 8:30 PM CST.