Hi Adrian,
Totally agree about the SDR hardware getting cheaper, a good case in point is
the limeSDR mini which has more than enough flexibility for any ham style
project.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/lime-micro/limesdr-mini#products-top
Couple that with a rock64 and you could have a great low
Hi Ross,
My initial GSM tests were done in the 70 cm band with low power (0.5
W). I recorded them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC3GH0vp-iQ
After that, as suggested by some local amateurs who are also part of
the regulations comittees here, I moved it in the 1.2 GHz band with
increased
Hi Adrian,
I suspect that many of the people here use proprietary SDR hardware - if
code is linked with an appropriate HAL (hardware abstraction layer) eg
libosmosdr/GNUradio, then it is pretty easy to swap the USRP for a
BladeRF, or LimeSDR, or any other SDR with suitable capabilities which
