Nomad houses a Raspberry Pi 5 4GB with a 915MHz LoRa module and battery.
Portable LoRa hardware specialist Spec5 has unveiled its latest creation, the Spec5 Nomad — a handheld mesh-compatible LoRa communicator powered by a Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer (SBC).
"The Spec5 Nomad [is] a revolutionary portable device that seamlessly blends the power of Linux with the cutting-edge capabilities of Meshtastic technology," Spec5 claims of its latest launch. "Engineered for adventurers, field engineers, and anyone needing reliable off-grid communication, this device ensures unparalleled connectivity and computing power in the palm of your hand.
"Ready to use straight out of the box, the Spec5 Nomad boasts long-range communication, a user-friendly interface, and robust computing capabilities, making it an essential tool for secure and remote operations."
More information on the Spec5 Nomad can be found on the company's website, where it's available to order for $399.99 — while the company's official Tindie store has it listed for $359.99 as part of an introductory sale, with an additional 10 per cent off if you buy two or more Spec5 devices in a single order.