Space Station SSTV decoder setup for Raspberry Pi Southgate Amateur Radio Club David Honess M6DNT has written an article describing how to receive ISS Slow Scan TV images using just a Raspberry Pi computer and an RTL-SDR USB …
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Lime SDR (and Pluto, Too) Sends TV Hackaday If you have experienced software defined radio (SDR) using the ubiquitous RTL SDR dongles, you are missing out on half of it.
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Latest Lime SDR board builds on Raspberry Pi CM3 LinuxGizmos.com However, the Micro enables more compact systems by integrating the 67.6 x 31m Raspberry Pi CM3 module rather than requiring an attached desktop or SBC computer. The LimeNET Micro is once again equipped with an Intel/Altera MAX 10 FPGA with 16k ..
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Hackaday The Raspberry Pi 3B+ As An SDR – Without The SDR! Hackaday We've become used to software-defined radio as the future of radio experimentation, and many of us will have some form of SDR hardware. From the $10 RTL USB sticks through to all-singing, all-dancing models at eye-watering prices, there is an SDR for ..
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Hackaday The Raspberry Pi 3B+ As An SDR – Without The SDR! | Hackaday Hackaday We've become used to software-defined radio as the future of radio experimentation, and many of us will have some form of SDR hardware. From the $10 RTL USB sticks through to all-singing, all-dancing models at eye-watering prices, there is an SDR for …
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Raspberry Pi as SDR? Southgate Amateur Radio Club Raspberry Pi as SDR? In the first of a three-part look at some ways to use a Raspberry Pi for amateur radio purposes, Pete M0PSX looks at setting up an RTL SDR dongle on a Raspberry Pi 3
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Would you like software defined radio with your Raspberry Pi ? Electronics Weekly (blog) Based around the Grove Platform (a modular, connector prototyping system), the Grove Starter Kit includes a LimeSDR Mini with antennas optimised for 433/868/915 MHz unlicensed bands and a GrovePi+ (an add-on board with 15 Grove 4-pin interfaces that …
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IT PRO Raspberry Pi Zero: Lime and Seeed launch cheap SDR bundle for Raspberry Pi IT PRO Lime Microsystems and Seeed Studio have launched a low-cost software defined radio starter kit for Raspberry Pi , designed to open up the radio app development environment to Raspberry Pi Zero and Pi 3 users. The $249 (£180) bundle includes a LimeSDR … and more »
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IT PRO Raspberry Pi Zero: Lime and Seeed launch cheap SDR bundle for … IT PRO Lime Microsystems and Seeed Studio have launched a low-cost software defined radio starter kit for Raspberry Pi, designed to open up the radio app development environment to Raspberry Pi Zero and Pi 3 users.
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Attack Some Wireless Devices With A Raspberry Pi And An RTL-SDR Hackaday If you own one of the ubiquitous RTL-SDR software defined radio receivers derived from a USB digital TV receiver, one of the first things you may have done with it was to snoop on wide frequency bands using the waterfall view present in most SDR software.
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