Connecticut first • Public settings • Independent communities

TRAVEL MESH
DIRECTORY.

Use publicly documented radio settings as a travel reference, then follow the credited community for current instructions, maps, announcements and network access.

MQTT access stays with the operator. No Bars Club may identify that a community offers MQTT or internet services, but we do not republish private broker credentials, passwords, access tokens or restricted connection details. Use the community link on each card for that information.
Public settings stay publicDocumented frequencies, presets, slots, bandwidth, spreading factor and related radio fields can be shown here with attribution.
MQTT stays with the operatorPrivate server access, credentials and restricted connection instructions are handled by the community that operates them.
Independent communitiesCredit does not imply partnership, approval, ownership or endorsement.
Home first

No Bars Club and Connecticut.

No Bars Club is a Connecticut based community project focused on local infrastructure, education, resources and connecting people with the independent communities already operating around us.

Public travel settings

Useful settings up front. Operators stay in control.

These cards preserve useful public configuration information while sending visitors back to the original community for current details and MQTT access.

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More nearby communities

Official links and community sources.

Where we do not yet have a verified public settings card, we link directly to the community rather than guessing.

No nearby listing matches that search. Continue to the national directory below or submit a community.

Traveling to other parts of the United States?

Use these divisions to find the right state. State links open the official Meshtastic local groups directory. Always verify local configuration with the community serving that area.

Inhabited U.S. territories

Caribbean and Pacific travel.

Territories are listed separately from the nine Census divisions. Confirm local legal requirements and current community guidance before transmitting.

Traveler checklist

Public settings here. Current access there.

This directory is a quick reference, not a replacement for the community maintaining the network.

01

Use the public settings

Reference the documented radio fields shown on the community card and check the attribution source.

02

Follow the operator for MQTT

Private MQTT brokers, credentials, passwords and restricted server access stay with the community that operates them.

03

Verify before travel

Settings and services can change. Check recent announcements and current documentation before changing a working configuration.

Credits and methodology

Every community keeps ownership of its work.

No Bars Club organizes public facts and links for traveler convenience. Original descriptions, maps, logos, documentation, services and guides remain the property of their respective creators and communities.