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ARCTIC 915 MHz ESP32 LoRa 32 V3 OLED .96 2 in 1 accessory pack of 2
Pack of two 915 MHz ESP32 LoRa 32 boards with .96 OLED, cases, antennas and 1.25 mm cables, soldering required
- Compact 915 MHz LoRa boards for long-range IoT links
- Integrated .96 OLED shows status without extra hardware
- Protective case fits the supplied antenna for tidy deployment
- Pack of two enables instant send-and-receive testing
- 25 mm connector cable included for quick power or data hook-up
Two-board LoRa development kit
This pack contains two 915 MHz ESP32 LoRa 32 V3 boards, each with a .96 OLED display, a matching case cover, a compact antenna and a 1.25 mm connector cable. The hardware is aimed at makers and IoT experimenters who want a ready-to-test pair for point-to-point or mesh networking projects.
Unassembled boards requiring soldering
The boards ship unassembled, so you must solder headers and any additional components yourself; no lithium battery is included. Power draw and thermal behaviour will depend entirely on the firmware you load and the duty cycle you choose for radio transmission.
Case restricts antenna choice
The supplied gray antenna fits inside the white case, but larger 915 MHz antennas cannot be used while the cover is fitted. The OLED is secured with four screws and can be removed carefully, and the kit only works when both boards are deployed — one to send, one to receive.
Highlights
- Compact 915 MHz LoRa boards for long-range IoT links
- Integrated .96 OLED shows status without extra hardware
- Protective case fits the supplied antenna for tidy deployment
- Pack of two enables instant send-and-receive testing
- 25 mm connector cable included for quick power or data hook-up
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 915 MHz LoRa board and .96 OLED into the case, and what step is often missed?
Solder the 1.25 mm connector cable and any headers onto the ESP32 LoRa 32 V3 board, then fasten the .96 OLED with its four screws before sliding the assembly into the white case; the step often missed is soldering first, because the case will not close once the board is inside.
What maintenance or replacement will the 915 MHz LoRa 32 V3 kit need later?
The included gray 915 MHz antenna is sized for the case; if you need a higher-gain antenna you must replace the case or run the antenna externally, and any damaged 1.25 mm connector cable can be swapped with a standard 1.25 mm JST lead.
What limit appears first when running two 915 MHz boards continuously for Meshtastic?
The boards ship without a lithium battery, so sustained operation is limited by the external power supply you provide; thermal throttling of the ESP32 can also occur if the enclosed case restricts airflow during continuous transmit cycles.
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