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>SDR kits are usually rated as professional and test equipment The cheap ones aren't even that. They're repurposed/upcycled television DTV receivers.
by fnordfnordfnord 11y ago
>SDR kits are usually rated as professional and test equipment
The cheap ones aren't even that. They're repurposed/upcycled television DTV receivers.
- kuschku 11y agoOften by people manually modifying ones they bought themselves. And, interestingly, many satellite receivers allow users to just enter a frequency in the supported range and they will happily load and display the data on that frequency.
- csirac2 11y agoFWIW I haven't seen anything in the new rules (admittedly I have focused on SDR and U-NII regs) which pretends to cover anything but intentional radiators (i.e. transmitters).