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Title : rtl-sdr.com
Title : New Products in Store: RadarBox ADS-B Bundle Including
Outdoor ADS-B Antenna and ADS-B Optimized RTL-SDR Dongle
Content : A while back we posted about flight tracking company
RadarBox.com who had launched their 1090 MHz ADS-B optimized
RTL-SDR. Like other ADS-B optimized RTL-SDR's, the dongle contains
a 1090 MHz filter and a low noise amplifier that reduces the noise
figure, resulting in better SNR, and thus more planes spotted at
further distances.
Title : SignalsEverywhere: Decoding Inmarsat EGC and AERO ACARS
Content : On his latest video Corrosive from the SignalsEverywhere
YouTube channel discusses Inmarsat LES EGC and AERO ACARS
decoding. Inmarsat is a satellite provider that has multiple
geosynchronous satellites that can be received from almost anywhere
in the world at around 1.5 GHz with an RTL-SDR and appropriate
antenna + LNA. Inmarsat EGC and AERO are two channels on Inmarsat
satellites that can easily be decoded.
Title : A LimeSDR Mini Based Es’Hail-2 DATV Ground Station
Uplink
Content : Daniel Estevez has posted on the LimeSDR Mini
CrowdSupply blog about his ground-station build for the Es'Hail-2
satellite . Es'Hail-2 is the first geostationary satellite with
amateur radio transponders on board. The LimeSDR Mini is a $159
RX/TX capable SDR with 10 MHz to 3.5 GHz frequency range.
Title : The HAARP Project Explained Simply
Content : Over on YouTube Curious Droid has uploaded an
interesting video that attempts to explain the purpose of the
HAARP transmitter project. The High Frequency Active Auroral
Research Program (HAARP) is an ionospheric research program based
in Alaska. It consists of a high power transmitter and antenna
array which is used to excite a portion of the atmosphere in order
to study the ionosphere and investigate methods of affecting radio
communications. Recently HAARP was also used in an art project called
" Ghosts in the Air Glow " which saw HAARP used to transmit several
audio art pieces.
Title : Reverse Engineering and Controlling a Wireless Doorbell
with an RTL-SDR and Arduino
Content : Thank you to Shreyas Ubale for submitting his blog post
about reverse engineering a wireless doorbell, and then performing
a replay attack . Shreyas had purchased a wireless doorbell set
containing one button transmitter and two bell receivers. However,
his situation required two transmitters, one for visitors at the
door, and one to be used by family within his house.
Title : ExtIO_RTLSDR# – Modified ExtIO for SDRUno/HDSDR with
Direct Sampling Mode
Content : Fixed RTL-SDR EXTIO for SDRUno.
Title : SignalsEverywhere Podcast: Satcom Piracy Interview
Content : Corrosive from the SignalsEverywhere YouTube
channel has released a new episode of his podcast. In this episode
Corrosive interviews an anonymous informant who has an interesting
story about his involvement with the UHF Military SATCOM pirate radio
scene in Brazil. Corrosive also explains a bit further about what
SATCOM is and why it's so susceptible to piracy. He also notes that
piracy on Inmarsat L-band frequencies is also becoming more common.
Title : Tracking and Recovering A NWS Weather Balloon &
Radiosonde with an RTL-SDR
Content : Over on YouTube OLHZN High Altitude Balloons has
posted a very entertaining video showing how to use an RTL-SDR
and small grid dish antenna to track and recover a fallen weather
balloon and its radiosonde. OLHZN writes:
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Excellence is THE trend of the '80s. Walk into any shopping
mall bookstore, go to the rack where they keep the best-sellers such as
"Garfield Gets Spayed", and you'll see a half-dozen books telling you how
to be excellent: "In Search of Excellence", "Finding Excellence", "Grasping
Hold of Excellence", "Where to Hide Your Excellence at Night So the Cleaning
Personnel Don't Steal It", etc.
-- Dave Barry, "In Search of Excellence"
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