Category: Software Defined Radio
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Mobile Spectrum Analyzer + Digital TV – Software Defined Radio Series #30
In this video I show how to use your mobile phone as a spectrum analyzer by connecting an RTL-SDR to it with an OTG (On-The-Go) cable.
Read MoreInternational Space Station – Software Defined Radio Series #29
In this video I show how I managed to pick up the International Space Station!
Read MoreSignal Jamming – Software Defined Radio Series #28
In this video I show how to install BladeRF, use an FFT-based spectrum analyser to view GSM and WiFi signals, and last but not least, produce jamming signals!
Read MoreUSB to VGA Adapter – Software Defined Radio Series #27
In this video I show how to install and test the FL2000 USB to VGA adapter as a radio transmitter!
Read MoreMega Antenna Review (Rubber Duck Edition) – Software Defined Radio Series #26
In this video I review several different sizes of rubber duck antennas, some SMA adapters, an attenuator, and also one large yagi-uda antenna.
Read MoreTransmit Radio Signals w/ Raspberry Pi (2/2) – Software Defined Radio Series #25
In this video I demonstrate how rpitx can be used with a Raspberry Pi to transmit various other radio signals, and not just wideband FM.
Read MoreTransmit Radio Signals w/ Raspberry Pi (1/2) – Software Defined Radio Series #24
In this video I show how to transmit radio signals with a Raspberry Pi!
Read MoreGPS Spoofing w/ BladeRF – Software Defined Radio Series #23
In this video I show how to spoof our own GPS signal!
Read MoreBroadcasting Digital TV w/ BladeRF – Part 2/2 – Software Defined Radio Series #22
In this video I show how to broadcast our own digital TV signal!
Read MoreBroadcasting Digital TV w/ BladeRF – Part 1/2 – Software Defined Radio Series #21
In this video I show how to install all the necessary tools for broadcasting our own digital TV signal!
Read More124MHz Bandwidth w/ BladeRF on Ubuntu! – Software Defined Radio Series #20
In this video I show how to install custom versions of gr-osmosdr and gqrx on Ubuntu Linux, which allows us to receive 124MHz bandwidth at the same time.
Read MoreSpectrum Painter w/ BladeRF on Kali Linux – Software Defined Radio Series #19
In this video I show how to use Spectrum Painter with BladeRF on Kali Linux, to transmit images over the air and view them in the FFT inside SDR# with a separate RTL-SDR
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