The KerberosSDR is our 4-channel phase coherent capable RTL-SDR unit that we previously crowdfunded back in 2018. With a 4-channel phase coherent RTL-SDR interesting applications like radio direction finding, passive …
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Recently RTL-SDR.COM reader Bert has been experimenting with our active L-band patch antenna product. He’s written in to share that he’s found that using it as a feed for a …
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On Hackaday we’ve seen an interesting post about Jephthai who has used a NanoVNA to measure the radiation pattern of a home made Yagi antenna. He began by initially modelling …
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Over on Twitter Annunaki (@StupotSinders) has been teasing some screenshots of a GUI for DSD+ that he’s been developing over the past few weeks. And now he has released the software …
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With the NanoVNA (and upcoming NanoVNA 2.0) being so affordable and readily available many budget focused RF enthusiasts and hams are now adding a tool to their arsenal that used …
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The World Radio TV Handbook (WRTH) is a directory book (or CD) of world radio stations on LW, MW, SW and VHF broadcast FM which is released yearly. Along with …
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SDRplay have recently released an update regarding third party software support and availability of their latest RSPdx receiver. They write: Happy new Year from all of us at SDRplay. Here’s …
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The KiwiSDR is a US$299 HF SDR that can monitor the entire 0 – 30 MHz band at once. It is designed to be web-based and shared, meaning that the KiwiSDR …
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McAfee Advanced Threat Research have recently uploaded a blog post describing how they investigated Chamberlain’s MyQ Hub, a “Universal” IoT garage door automation platform. Such a device allows you to operate …
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Over in our store we’re currently selling a RadarBox branded bundle that includes an ADS-B optimized antenna with 10 meters of coax, AND an ADS-B 1090 MHz optimized RTL-SDR dongle. RadarBox24 is an ADS-B …
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