Using Blackout Comms on T-Deck
Blackout Comms works very well with Lilygo T-Deck. For best results, use a T-Deck with external antenna and a realtime clock.
3D printer & soldering skills required. Great DIY project!
High power, impressive distance coverage! (Check local laws)
T-Deck Plus

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Completely pre-assembled, no matter where you purchase from
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Limited range between 2 T-Deck+, better if near other device types
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Inexpensive option if you're very near at least one other device (same or adjacent properties)
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Slower startup
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OK for LoRa, good for MQTT

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Probaly cheaper
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SD not included
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Blackout Comms not installed (DIY)
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Purchase Pro license separately
T-Deck Custom
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Requires assembly, 3D Printing, and possibly soldering
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Great range can be improved by trying different antennas or even amps
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More expensive, more customizable
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Instant startup and added security with realtime clock
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Good for MQTT, Great for LoRa

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Fun project
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Requires some skill & 3D printer
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SD not included
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Blackout Comms not installed (DIY)
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Purchase Pro license separately
T-Deck Amped

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Requires assembly, 3D Printing, and soldering
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Great range can be improved by trying different antennas or even amps
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Most expensive, highly customizable
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Instant startup and added security with realtime clock
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Good for MQTT, Amazing for LoRa

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Fun project
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Requires skill & 3D printer
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SD not included
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Blackout Comms not installed (DIY)
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Purchase Pro license separately





