Femtofox Pro
NomDeTom · Dev-board
Price: Unknown
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product status | Active [7] |
| LoRa chip | SX1262 [2] |
| Processor | RV1103 [1] |
| Radio power | 1000 mW (30 dBm) [2] |
| Frequency bands | 850–930 MHz [2] |
| GPS | Not supported [1] |
| Display type | None [1] |
| Display size | None |
| Display details | None [1] |
| Input | Buttons [1] |
| Battery | No built-in battery [1] |
| Dedicated solar input | No [1] |
| Antenna | External [1] Connector: Unknown |
| IP rating | Unknown |
| Dimensions | 63 × 54 × 19 mm [1] |
| Weight | Unknown |
Software support
The software runs on the connected computer.
| Software | Support | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Meshtastic | Community [5] | Details
|
| MeshCore | Unsupported | — |
| UMSH | Unsupported [6] | — |
Where to buy
| Vendor / configuration | Price | Based in | Ships from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Etsy: NomDeTom | |||
| 868 / 915 MHz | Check vendor | Unknown | Unknown |
Notes
The assembled Pro is the commercial version; it uses a four-layer PCB and adds USB-C power/debug, extra header pin mappings, a kill-switch breakout and additional decoupling capacitors over the Community Edition DIY board.[4]
The maker-linked listing offers the Pro with either an E22-900M30S or E22P-868M30S LoRa module, plus an RTC and AHT20; it excludes an antenna, microSD card and USB-C cable.[7] The E22P-868M30S needs at least 5 V for rated output.[2][3]
The NomDeTom Etsy listing remains published while the shop is taking a short break.[7]
Resources
- Femtofox hardware: Community Edition versus ProCommunity projectPublication date unknown
Sources
- Femtofox Pro project repository
- Ebyte E22-900M30S product page
- Ebyte E22P-868M30S product page
- Femtofox community hardware and make-vs-buy guide
- meshtasticd Femtofox SX1262 TCXO config (support: community)
- UMSH hardware support list
- Etsy listing: Femtofox Pro v1.7 Kit – Linux Meshtastic Node (NomDeTom)
Last updated 2026-10-20