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Has anyone actually tried to mesh a large number of ESP8266 chips in practice? I tried it, hooked a 7-seg display to each 8266 and started adding nodes 1 at a t
by conk 9y ago
Has anyone actually tried to mesh a large number of ESP8266 chips in practice? I tried it, hooked a 7-seg display to each 8266 and started adding nodes 1 at a time. Each node would display the number of additional nodes available in the mesh (on the 7-seg). I found the mesh became unstable around 12+ nodes and would auto arrange into 2+ separate meshed networks. This was a while ago and maybe it's more stable today. I'm interested in anyone actually getting 20+ nodes working reliably.
- tuskan 9y agoThis solution was limited to 8. - Due to the limitations of the ESP's SoftAP implementation, there is a maximum of 8 simultaniously connected stations. (from the README)
- conk 9y agoInteresting, I remember reading some documentation from Espressif's website early on that claimed 50+, but can't seem to find it now.