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SDR Berry
amateur radio

Exploring SDRBerry: A Raspberry Pi-Based SDR Transceiver with LVGL GUI

9M2PJU 12.04.2025

Software-defined radio (SDR) has transformed how we interact with radio signals, and SDRBerry aims to…

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Dragon OS
amateur radio linux open source
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Unleashing the Power of Software Defined Radio with DragonOS

The world of Software Defined Radio (SDR) has never been more accessible, thanks to DragonOS.…

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23.03.2025
kiwi SDR
amateur radio
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Using Cheap Software Defined Radios to Track Drones and Jammers

The rise of drones has brought both opportunities and challenges, particularly in security and surveillance.

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15.03.2025
mobian
amateur radio
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Mobian: Bringing Debian to Mobile Devices and Its Benefits for Amateur Radio

In the ever-evolving world of open-source software, the Mobian project has emerged as a game-changer,…

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09.03.2025
amateur radio
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HackRF PortaPack: A Powerful Tool for Radio Experimentation

The HackRF PortaPack is a powerful tool for radio experimentation. It allows you to detect,…

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14.03.2024
amateur radio
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Getting Started With The HackRF, Hak5 1707

Getting Started With The HackRF, Hak5 1707

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20.05.2015
amateur radio
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HackRF + Android + Open Source Spectrum Analyzer!

HackRF + Android + Open Source Spectrum Analyzer!

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20.05.2015

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