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You don't need a cluster of HackRFs to see a single beacon. But the combination of several HackRFs does give you larger instantaneous bandwidth and the ability
by petschge 5y ago
You don't need a cluster of HackRFs to see a single beacon. But the combination of several HackRFs does give you larger instantaneous bandwidth and the ability to track an individual beacon over a wider range of Doppler shifts and hence for a longer time / part part of it's orbit. And the ability to see a whole bunch of beacons at once.