Pretty cool--it seems very focused on FPGA type RF backends, so stretches a bit what I'd personally call RF breadboarding (compared to actual RF circuits, power

Pretty cool--it seems very focused on FPGA type RF backends, so stretches a bit what I'd personally call RF breadboarding (compared to actual RF circuits, power dividers, etc). I feel there's definitely a need for generally making RF equipment more hobby friendly. I've long had the thought to make a modular RF test station, similar to the NI-PXI [1], but you know, not $50k. Similarly at one point I actually starting making prototypes of a simplified, low-frequency clone of the X-Microwave [2] system, which feels more like what I mean by RF breadboard. [1] https://www.ni.com/en-us/shop/hardware/products/pxi-rf-multiplexer-switch-module.html https://www.ni.com/en-us/shop/hardware/products/pxi-rf-multi... [2] https://quanticxmw.com/reference-design-kits/ https://quanticxmw.com/reference-design-kits/