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It's still always possible to just generate any radio signal close to the SDR at a low enough power that no one else can pick it up. Also, it would require spec
by ladberg 9y ago
It's still always possible to just generate any radio signal close to the SDR at a low enough power that no one else can pick it up. Also, it would require special SDR transmitters, but you could in theory transmit on every frequency that an RTL-SDR could pick up (again, close by at a low power so you don't disturb other stuff).
- snops 9y agoA simple comb generator would fill all the frequencies nicely, and is very cheap compared to an SDR transmitter. I have no idea how useful the comb waveform is to "break" the RNG output though. Here is one for $99, I'm sure you could DIY one for less with reduced output power: https://www.tekbox.net/test-equipment/comb-generators/tbcg1-radiating-comb-generator https://www.tekbox.net/test-equipment/comb-generators/tbcg1-...