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I'm eager to see if it is more stable than SoapySDR, OsmoSDP, CubicSDR. I find that all three tend to be fickle cross OS. I use a HackRF One, and I can scan up
by SavantIdiot 5y ago
I'm eager to see if it is more stable than SoapySDR, OsmoSDP, CubicSDR. I find that all three tend to be fickle cross OS.
I use a HackRF One, and I can scan up to 5GHz, but it is painful: the bandwidth depends a lot on the hardware. You need ~$20k in radio hardware to effectively scan a usable part of that domain, and by that point it is better to just invest in a RTSA.
- parsecs 5y agoOr use better engineered hardware. HackRF One had some very weird hardware designs that don't perform well for the price.
- daniel_reetz 5y agoDo you like any of the lower cost options, or do you think folks should be looking at, say, Ettus Research?
- rasz 5y ago? HackRF is a $100 SDR with TX capability, there is nothing below its price with comparable capability.