The Solar-Powered LoRa Node for Explorers, Convoys, and Off-Grid Networks

Built for those who move, connect, and communicate beyond the grid, the SpecFive Voyager is a self-sustaining Meshtastic LoRa node designed for vehicles, field operators, and adventurers. With its integrated solar panel, GNSS positioning, and durable weatherproof enclosure, Voyager delivers continuous off-grid connectivity. No charging, no setup, no maintenance required.

• Product: SpecFive Voyager
• MCU: nRF52
• LoRa Module: Semtech SX1262 (915 MHz)
• Wireless: Bluetooth LE
• GPS: Multi-constellation GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, QZSS, BeiDou)
• Antenna: External SMA LoRa Antenna
• Power: 6 W Solar Panel + 3300 mAh Li-ion Battery
• Battery Life: 36 hrs active / 100+ hrs standby
• Urban Range: ~1–3 miles
• Rural Range: ~3–5 miles
• Dimensions: 320 × 200 × 20 mm
• Weight: 600 g
• Case Material: ASA (Weather-Resistant)
• Mount: Magnetic Roof Mount (Rubber-Coated Magnets)
• Frequency: 915 MHz
• Firmware / Compatibility: Meshtastic, ATAK

What’s Inside?

At its core, Voyager uses a low-power nRF52 microcontroller paired with the SX1262 LoRa radio, offering long-range, low-power mesh networking. Its integrated GNSS chip enables accurate real-time positioning, while Bluetooth LE allows seamless pairing with Meshtastic or ATAK mobile apps.

The 6W solar panel keeps its 3300 mAh battery charged indefinitely under sunlight, making it a truly autonomous network node. Enclosed in a rugged ASA housing with magnetic mounts, Voyager is built to survive the elements; dust, rain, and sun alike. Once deployed, it quietly powers your network in the background, extending range, relaying messages, and sharing GPS data, all without user intervention.

Who Is It For?

The SpecFive Voyager is designed for explorers, off-roaders, field engineers, and emergency response teams who need reliable communication when traditional networks fail.

For overlanders and convoys, it’s a solar-powered repeater that keeps your team connected over miles of terrain. For researchers and operators, it’s a deployable, low-maintenance node that runs continuously. For emergency crews, it’s a rapid-deployable, autonomous communication hub that stays powered as long as the sun shines.

Wherever your work or adventure takes you, Voyager keeps your mesh network alive. Tough, efficient, and built to endure.