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https://heltec.org/project/mesh-node-t114/ -- Larry N. VE7VJ

Here is a link to hidden nodes. I particularly like the bird house one. https://meshtastic.discourse.group/t/show-me-your-clandestine-nodes/15012 -- Larry N. VE7VJ

There is a new firmware version of Meshtastic coming along that promises to fix some issues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q-dNZzpUlM -- Larry N. VE7VJ

No doubt some growing pains but they look interesting I have not played with E-paper(ink) before. The unreleased one - Mesh Node T114 - has an OLED but has an nRF52840 https://meshtastic.discourse.group/t/new-meshtastic-compatible-products/13689/7 -- Larry N. VE7VJ

This is a good series by The comms channel on YT. Just note that is several months back and a few items have changed on the main Meshtastic website. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsIWyVzqJPM&list=PLshzThxhw4O5JTOACGHzYSSd3soDhoXKK&index=2&ab_channel=TheCommsChannel -- Larry N. VE7VJ

The main Meshtastic site https://meshtastic.org/ The Getting Started tab will take you through the steps to get your device flashed and set up. There are a few ways to flash after you have the drivers installed but I find the Web-Based Installer easiest. When flashing new firmware do read the notice that comes up about changes to the firmware. There can be some major changes. One that tripped me up was a change that was not backwards compatible in some respects to devices running older firmware. EDIT: Forgot to mention that you will need a data capable cable to connect your device to the cptr. Some are power only. I've identified and written "data" on mine so I don't have to dig through my 'collection' each time. -- Larry N. VE7VJ