8 target structures identified across Scotland

Scotland's Off-Grid
Mesh Radio Network

We deploy Meshtastic LoRa nodes on church towers, community buildings, and elevated structures across Scotland — building a resilient, licence-free mesh that requires no internet, no subscriptions, and no single point of failure. Tower by tower.

8
Target Structures
Identified across Scotland
Active Nodes
Online and relaying
29m
Avg. Height AGL
Above ground level
0
Confirmed Partners
Landowner agreements

Built on Scotland's Built Heritage

Scotland is full of elevated structures that already stand above the local skyline. Church towers, telecom masts, water towers. We don't need to build infrastructure — we need access to the infrastructure that already exists.

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The Structures Already Exist

Church towers, telecom masts, water towers, and community buildings stand above Scotland's rooftops. We don't need to build — we need access.

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Accessible and Maintainable

A node on a church steeple can be checked, powered, and maintained year-round. Solar powered, weatherproofed, and built to last.

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Built on Community Trust

Churches, councils, and community trusts are natural partners. A node on their building is a service to their community — and they know it.

Target Structures

These are the structures we're working to approach for landowner conversations.

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Church Tower

St Giles' Cathedral

Royal Mile, Edinburgh — tower at 42m above street level

proposed
Height AGL 42m
Hardware Heltec V3
Landowner proposed

Central Edinburgh coverage and beyond. Line-of-sight to Calton Hill, Arthur's Seat fringe, and across to Fife on a clear day.

Church Tower

Dunblane Cathedral

Cathedral Square, Dunblane — mediaeval tower, excellent central Scotland position

proposed
Height AGL 35m
Hardware Heltec V3
Landowner proposed

Central belt link between Stirling and Perth. Bridges the Highland line. Strong coverage east to Fife.

Church Tower

Paisley Abbey

Abbey Close, Paisley — prominent tower west of Glasgow city centre

proposed
Height AGL 30m
Hardware TTGO T-Beam v1.1
Landowner proposed

West of Glasgow coverage across Renfrewshire. Good line-of-sight towards the Firth of Clyde.

How the Network Works

No internet, no subscriptions, no single point of failure.

LoRa Radio

Long Range (LoRa) radio signals travel up to 50km in open terrain — on licence-free 868 MHz spectrum. No SIM card, no Wi-Fi.

Mesh Relay

Every device automatically relays messages it hears. Remove any one node and the mesh routes around it. No single point of failure.

Height Multiplies Range

A node at 25m AGL on a church tower gives 10–20× the coverage of a ground-level node — because it can see over rooftops and terrain.

Solar Powered

Nodes run on a small solar panel and battery. No mains power required. A well-designed installation runs indefinitely.

World record range: 331km Typical Scotland link: 10–50km Hardware cost: from £20 Licence required: None

Own or Manage an Elevated Structure?

If you manage a church, community building, or other elevated structure in Scotland, we'd love to talk. A node takes about an hour to install, runs on solar, and costs you nothing.