uConsole AIO V2
HackerGadgets · Dev-board
Price: $92.00[1]
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product status | Active [1] |
| LoRa chip | SX1262 [1] |
| Processor | External host [3] |
| Radio power | 158 mW (22 dBm) [1] |
| Frequency bands | 860–960 MHz [1] |
| GPS | Built in [1] |
| Display type | None [1] |
| Display size | None |
| Display details | None [1] |
| Input | None [1] |
| Battery | No built-in battery [1] |
| Dedicated solar input | No [1] |
| Antenna | External [3] Connector: IPEX [3] |
| IP rating | Unknown |
| Dimensions | Unknown |
| Weight | Unknown |
Software support
The software runs on the connected computer.
| Software | Support | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Meshtastic | Community [3] | Details
|
| MeshCore | Supported [4] | Details
|
| UMSH | Unsupported | — |
Where to buy
| Vendor / configuration | Price | Based in | Ships from |
|---|---|---|---|
| HackerGadgets | |||
| View listing | $92.00 Observed 2026-10-20 | 🇨🇳 | Unknown |
Notes
Successor to the uConsole AIO V1. Change documented by the maker:
- Unlike the V1, the LoRa, GNSS, SDR and internal USB sections are off by default and switched on through GPIO pins, so the radio is not detected until enabled.[3]
Internal expansion board for the ClockworkPi uConsole, which is not included. It combines an SX1262 LoRa radio with an RTL-SDR receiver, GNSS, a real-time clock and a USB hub.[1] The LoRa radio is a Heltec HT-RA62 module.[2]
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- The board's side RJ45 Ethernet port and USB 3.0 speeds need the separately sold uConsole upgrade kit (and a CM5 for USB 3.0); LoRa, GNSS, SDR and the RTC work without it.[1]
- Antennas connect to IPEX connectors labelled LoRa, GPS and SDR on the board. Options add an antenna mounting kit, with or without antennas.[1][3]
In January 2026 the maker said units shipped before mid-January have an internal USB-C current limit too low for USB 3.0 devices such as its AC1200 Wi-Fi card, and offered a repair, partial refund or full refund.[5]
Sources
- HackerGadgets uConsole AIO V2 product listing
- HackerGadgets uConsole AIO V2 back-of-board photo showing the HT-RA62 LoRa module
- HackerGadgets uConsole AIO V1/V2 extension board setup guide
- openHOP Repeater radio settings — uConsole LoRa Module AIO V2 preset
- HackerGadgets statement on the AIO V2 internal USB-C power supply issue (January 20, 2026)
- HackerGadgets uConsole upgrade kit forum thread — 2025-10-18 update launching the AIO V2 for pre-order
Last updated 2026-10-20