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If you went to the CCC camp this summer in Germany you could have gotten a SDR with your badge. The badge [0] (called rad1o) is a hackrf-compatible SDR for fre
by blkhawk 11y ago
If you went to the CCC camp this summer in Germany you could have gotten a SDR with your badge.
The badge [0] (called rad1o) is a hackrf-compatible SDR for frequencys between 50 and 4000 mhz.
Maybe somebody at a local hackerspace went and is willing to trade you his?
[0]: https://rad1o.badge.events.ccc.de/ https://rad1o.badge.events.ccc.de/
- mappum 11y ago+1 for the rad1o/hackrf. Most of the other SDRs people are recommending here are only receivers, so they can't transmit. When I was at CCC camp I made node.js bindings for the hackrf, so it's pretty easy to work with: https://github.com/mappum/node-hackrf https://github.com/mappum/node-hackrf, https://github.com/mappum/hackrf-stream https://github.com/mappum/hackrf-stream