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9.65GHz would be outside the range of most common SDRs, but other than that it would be like detecting any other radio transmission. You would need a sample to
by vorpalhex 6y ago
9.65GHz would be outside the range of most common SDRs, but other than that it would be like detecting any other radio transmission. You would need a sample to know it's the satellite in question and not some other noise on that band, and it would be vulnerable to false positives unless the sample is unique.
- segfaultbuserr 6y agoAll an SDR needs is a frontend LNA and a downconverting mixer (collectively called a LNB). Once the frequency is brought down, all standard SDRs can be used.