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nomad

One Adventure - One device,Nomad is a custom outdoor mobile device built around the ESP32-S3. It is designed for explorers, researchers, and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable positioning, long-range communication, environmental awareness, and practical survival utilities in a compact package.

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Board size: 65 × 120 mm
Parts: 81 parts
Nets: 112 nets
Licence: MIT

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