Flipper One's LoRa module sends data 150 km without internet, could relay Bitcoin transactions
prescott · x · 2026-09-19
Flipper says its upcoming LoRa module can transmit messages without internet by hopping through a network of radio repeaters.
- In London tests, messages traveled over 150 km via the MeshCore network
- A signed Bitcoin transaction is tiny data that could ride LoRa hops to a gateway connected to a Bitcoin node, which broadcasts it to the network
- This offers a fallback way to send Bitcoin transactions when local internet access is down
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