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HackRF One by Great Scott Gadgets

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HackRF One by Great Scott Gadgets

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The HackRF One by Great Scott Gadgets is a Software Defined Radio (SDR) capable of transmission or reception of radio signals from 1 MHz to 6 GHz. Covering licensed and unlicensed ham radio bands, it’s designed to foster creativity and enable testing and development of various radio technologies Read More

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Oct 13, 2019

Hi , Currently I am working on an educational project in which I need to emulate HackRF for Simon's "SDR Console" through LabVIEW. For this purpose, I need HackRF Protocol / Interface Specifications Document. (Although I am having HackRF which is working with "SDR Console" fine independently, but for emulation purpose I need to implement its protocol.) Can someone help me in finding HackRF communication Protocol / interface Specifications Document please?

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extide

May 29, 2019

Unless you really need the 6Ghz, I would go with a LimeSDR Mini. Cheaper and better on all the specs.

swatdoggy

May 2, 2019

So I can use this to watch tv????

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EmperorTeddy

Apr 27, 2019

What does it do?

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A community member

Apr 29, 2019

EmperorTeddyIn short it can send and receive radio waves on wide range of frequencies (software defined radio). One of its main benefits is ability to switch frequency really fast. Its uses are many and varied. It can be used for WIFI or Bluetooth communication, HAM radios, radio telescopes, listening to radio stations, analog and digital TV channels, airplane positioning network (ADS-B), spectrum analyzer, etc. But since it's a software defined radio you need software for these functionalities. Device itself only offers interface for data. If this is something that interests you, I really advise lower end devices as entry-point. For example RTL-SDR. Price for those is around 25$ and allows similar functionality but only up to 1.75GHz.

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EliteData

Dec 26, 2018

i hope this drop goes through as ive been looking for this device to be used primarily as an RF spectrum analyzer and RF test generator - its much cheaper than purchasing an industrial HP spectrum analyzer.

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MrPommes

Nov 23, 2018

Cheaper on Amazone

alysdexia

Oct 16, 2018

Why does this cost more than $100?

Down

Oct 15, 2018

looks like it is 4 cents cheaper than rrp???

ebourlet

Aug 9, 2018

why is there no power out spec? If its a transceiver whats the power out?

Tamashawalla

Aug 9, 2018

ebourletMy question as well. What’s the point I’d you don’t the wattage of the transmitter stage?

dolljoints

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Aug 10, 2018

ebourletfor what it's worth, "great scott" is a youtuber - his channel might have the specs there. i haven't looked for a while so idk personally but. yeah.

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