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>but I would love to know the RF quality of the resulting waveform. Technically it works, but it's very noisy and the transmission range isn't far enough for a
by grawlinson 9y ago
>but I would love to know the RF quality of the resulting waveform.
Technically it works, but it's very noisy and the transmission range isn't far enough for anything too serious.
A full duplex SDR would be a better investment.
- ptero 9y agoOn noise, this is what I suspect, too; thus I am not trading in a couple of HackRF One-s that I am currently playing with. Still would be useful to know the numbers. On the range, I did not pay much attention (but maybe I should have): the power of HackRF one is low, too; one needs an amplifier to transmit in the open air anyway. Do you think that the rpitx TX power is not suitable for table-top sized prototypes?