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Model Number: Specter
Spec5 Spectre: The Ultimate Android Off-Grid Mesh Connectivity Phone
The Spec5 Spectre is a compact Android smartphone engineered for users who need dependable communication even when traditional networks fail. By combining full Android smartphone functionality with long-range LoRa mesh networking, the Spectre allows you to stay connected in environments where cellular coverage does not exist.
Designed for outdoor explorers, emergency responders, off-grid operators, and remote teams, the Spectre functions as both a smartphone and a mesh communication node. With support for Meshtastic and MeshCore firmware, the device enables decentralized communication networks that allow teams to exchange messages and share location data without relying on internet or cellular infrastructure.
Whether you’re coordinating in the field, preparing for emergency situations, or exploring remote terrain, the Spec5 Spectre ensures reliable communication when it matters most.
Dual Firmware Capability: Supports both Meshtastic and MeshCore firmware, giving users flexibility to operate across two powerful mesh networking ecosystems for decentralized communication and improved network resilience.
Long-Range Mesh Communication: Equipped with the SX1262 LoRa radio operating at 915 MHz, enabling reliable long-range communication. Typical coverage reaches 1–3 miles in urban environments and up to 3–5 miles in rural terrain, depending on conditions.
Android Smartphone Integration: Runs Android 9.0 with 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM, allowing users to run mesh communication apps and additional Android applications while maintaining a compact and efficient system.
Preloaded Mesh Applications: The device comes preloaded with useful mesh-enabled applications including Meshtastic, Mesh Tic-Tac-Toe, CheckTastic, and Mesh Chess, showcasing the flexibility of decentralized communication networks.
Dual Battery Architecture: The Spectre uses two independent power systems. The 1000 mAh phone battery powers the Android system, while the 1200 mAh LoRa radio battery powers mesh communications, helping maintain communication capability even during extended use.
Compact and Lightweight Design: Measuring 29 x 44 x 155 mm and weighing only 110g, the Spectre is easy to carry in a pocket, field bag, or gear kit, making it ideal for mobile deployments.
Rugged PETG Construction: Built with a durable PETG enclosure, the device is designed to withstand impacts, heat, and demanding outdoor environments while remaining lightweight and portable.
Built-in GPS Support: Integrated ceramic GPS antenna enables location sharing and mapping capabilities across the mesh network, allowing teams to maintain situational awareness during field operations.
Ready to Deploy: The Spectre arrives fully configured and ready to operate right out of the box, allowing users to immediately begin communicating over the mesh network without complex setup.
Specifications: Case Material: PETG, Dimensions: 29 x 44 x 155 mm, Weight: 110g, Screen Size: 2.5 Inch HD Display, Resolution: 480 x 320, Operating System: Android 9.0, Memory: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM, Phone Battery: 1000 mAh, LoRa Battery: 1200 mAh, LoRa Battery Life: 3 Hours Active / 6 Hours Standby, Charging: USB-C 5 Volt, MCU: ESP32S3, LoRa Node Chip: SX1262, Antenna: 915 MHz LoRa Antenna + GPS Ceramic Antenna, Frequency: 915 MHz, Urban Range: ~1–3 Miles, Rural Range: ~3–5 Miles
What’s Included:
Spec5 Spectre Device
USB-C Charging Cable
User Manual
Use Cases:
Off-Grid Communication: Maintain reliable messaging and coordination in areas where cellular networks are unavailable.
Outdoor Exploration: Ideal for hikers, campers, and remote explorers who need dependable long-range communication.
Emergency Preparedness: Build resilient communication networks during disasters, power outages, or infrastructure failures.
Team Coordination: Enables real-time communication and location sharing between multiple users across a mesh network.
Firmware Compatibility:
Meshtastic: Open-source, low-power, long-range mesh communication firmware that enables encrypted messaging over LoRa radio without requiring cellular networks or internet connectivity.
MeshCore: Advanced mesh networking firmware designed for improved routing, scalability, and resilient communication between distributed mesh nodes.
