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Guess I didn't make it clear and that's my bad. I need to output 5khz, not input. The input is a more modern Bluetooth protocol.
by Blackthorn 5y ago
Guess I didn't make it clear and that's my bad. I need to output 5khz, not input. The input is a more modern Bluetooth protocol.
- jquast 5y agosorry maybe we misunderstand each other, I just got my license last year but this FAQ link reads, "Is the Ham It Up capable of transmitting as well as receiving? Even on lower frequencies? -- Yes, it is bidirectional, so you can transmit and receive on any frequency within range, provided that you have a compatible transceiver, like the HackRF One. "
- user-the-name 5y agoWhy not just use audio out then?