Station Check

My stations

1. Find your radio

Type your node's long name, short name, node ID (like !a1b2c3d4), callsign, or MeshCore name. Works for Meshtastic and MeshCore.

What can my radio reach from here?

Type your town, ZIP code, or latitude,longitude. You get the Meshtastic and MeshCore radios heard near you in the last 7 days, and the stations that report what they hear to the internet. That shows what your radio should be able to reach, and whether anyone nearby would report hearing you. Your location is not saved.

New to mesh? Set up your radio for Colorado

The settings most Colorado users run, in the order the apps show them. Pick your system; the two do not talk to each other, so use what the people near you use.

Missing a node? Put your callsign in the node's name (Meshtastic long name, or MeshCore name) and send node info or an advert. It is verified against the FCC database and listed here within about 10 minutes. Nodes with your callsign in the name keep a full year of history automatically. If you would rather not change the name, find the node below and use Claim with your callsign and a one-time code.

2. Live test: send something and watch who hears it

Shows the last 24 hours until you start a live test.

Who heard you

Packet log

History

3. Claim this station (licensed amateur radio operators)

Station accounts are for FCC-licensed hams and are tied to your callsign. Claimed stations keep a full year of history instead of 10 days, your change markers follow you to any device, and your station shows your verified callsign. No password: you prove the radio is yours by putting your callsign and a one-time code in its name.