fauxmesh

Off-grid messaging for camp Fauxliage.

A small radio that finds your campmates with no cell service, no wifi, and no infrastructure. Whichever way you get there, the setup happens before you leave — several steps genuinely cannot be done in the desert.

Pick the one that sounds like you

  • Blake buys it for you

    You pay hardware at cost plus a flat $10. It arrives at his place, he flashes and configures it, and you collect it at camp ready to use.

    Have Blake order it

  • You buy it, he sets it up

    Order from the list yourself, bring it to camp in the box, and leave with it on the mesh. About fifteen minutes at camp with him.

    See the radios

  • You do the whole thing

    Eight steps, about half an hour, all of it at home on wifi. Several of them genuinely cannot be done in the desert.

    Set it up yourself

Before you leave

Saving for offline…

Add this to your home screen. On iPhone open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android use Install from the browser menu. A bookmark isn't enough — iOS wipes a bookmarked site's saved pages after about a week, and the burn runs longer than that.

What you will check later

Settings → LoRa

Region
United States
Preset
Short Turbo
Frequency slot
33
Get one of these wrong and your radio pairs, lights up, accepts messages, and sends nothing. Check them before you leave.

It's Short Turbo, not LongFast. LongFast is the Meshtastic default and the wrong answer here — Burning Mesh moves off it because 1,700 nodes on default settings nearly took the mesh down in 2025.

Something already broken? Fix it.