I'd call it very much a scam, the software support, i mean its okay, but chinese Zynq 70x0 + AD936x based full duplex SDRs are slowly taking over, RF wise and support wise they are just eons ahead of the dumpsterfire that HackRF is.

Don't buy HackRF, unless you really only mean to use it in the lab... It's obsolete and overpriced (could be called a scam even)

No, nic proti solárům, ale vyřešilo by ti to jen tvoji spotřebu, max spotřebu sousedů na stejném spanu od trafa.

Na národní síť by to chtělo víc zdrojů se setrvačností (ano, tou vlastností hmotných těles).

Ale z dat ENTSO-E to vypadá že to ve Španělsku někdo solidně posr....

Pusť si TLoU herní playthrough (bez komentáře), věř tomu že je to násobně lepší než seroš.

Nechci... nechci nechc.... safra už ne🥲

90% of those folks would probably get coiled into a lathe the moment they turn it on

Budeš mít prioritu numero uno, už jsem to hodil i na hambazar 😅

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Yeah they are, i don't know any post-soviet groundstation that would keep them.

Hmm, how about LOFAR, can't that observe multiple objects at once given it's a phased array?

Time to brainstorm this.

Yeah, I actually started typing the question with a H bridge in mind... But my brain quickly discarded that midway through the post lol.

What are those boards sticking out of the breadboard layout? Just P or N channel mosfets with a breakout?

Oh damn... Ok, I need to go back through my measuring procedure, i wonder if i made a mistake there.

Yeah but i meant it like, if you'll keep the Rb powered up constantly or not, as they take quite a long time (mine took a couple of weeks!) to stabilize enough to actually be better than GPS.

How are you going to power the Rb standard? I mean, are you gonna get an UPS for it or are just going to fire it up in advance of some important mission to track?

Okay... Send it.