Alley Chat HT Pocket LoRa/Meshtastic Case

The Alley Chat HT Pocket is the ultimate Heltec LoRa 32 V3 case, perfect for bringing your Meshtastic® node on-the-go and staying connected. Whether it's as a pager on your belt or bag, this compact case makes it easy for you to receive notifications and participate in mesh chat.

Plus, its compact size allows for easy location broadcasting on the fly. Stay connected and receive notifications on the go with this compact and convenient case for the ultimate Meshtastic® experience. Whether you're using it as a pager on your belt or bag, or broadcasting your location on the fly, this case has got you covered. It's the perfect tool for staying connected and participating in mesh chat wherever you are!

By default, only the case, holster, and buttons are provided. The Heltec V3 and other possible hardware is not included (except when included in the variation selected).

Materials

• PLA is most cost effective, but if left in the sun or extreme heat for too long (such as on a dashboard in a car on a hot day) it may warp. For general use on a belt or backpack it should be fine.
• PLA-CF (carbon fiber reinforced) is more costly but is generally more sturdy and capable of taking a beating. It can also suffer from extreme temperatures.
• ABS is cost effective, but sturdy and most importantly will not suffer from warping from typical heat.

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Meshtastic® is a registered trademark of Meshtastic LLC. Meshtastic software components are released under various licenses, see GitHub for details. No warranty is provided - use at your own risk.