Product Introduction PlutoSky P1 is a cost-effective entry-level Zynq software-defined radio launched by OpenSourceSDR Lab, fully compatible with offi

Description of firmware version for shipment when we shipped the first batch of HackRF Pro and H4M Pro, the firmware flashed was modified based on the

First of all, we would like to sincerely thank the community and our customers for their recognition and support of our products. We also appreciate e

Technical Blog: https://blog.opensourcesdrlab.com/archives/hackrf-pro-h4m-pro Github firmware: https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/mayhem-firmware/rel

Myriadrf's weekly OTA column rounds up several SDR stories: Wavelet Lab has launched a crowdfunding campaign for the xSDR, an M.2 SDR module built around the Lime LMS7002M with 2×2 MIMO, a 30 MHz–3.8 GHz tuning range, and 122.88 MSPS sampling, priced at $549; maker Kris Slyka built an analog TV RF modulator from a single STM32G431 microcontroller and a handful of op-amps; Daniel Estévez revisited ESCAPADE Mars mission telemetry recordings with GNU Radio, identifying log messages on APID 520, quaternion data on APIDs 6084/6423, and more.

A New SDR# Panadapter Plugin Released Marco Argilli (IU4HMY), an Italian amateur radio operator, has just released a new SDR# panadapter plugin that t

Cascade-SDR is a web-based multimode SDR receiver: a Python backend owns the RTL-SDR dongle and handles all DSP, while a browser-based frontend renders the UI, waterfall, audio, and maps. The two communicate over a WebSocket, so the backend can run on a Raspberry Pi or mini PC and be accessed from any browser on the network.

The CaribouLite RPi HAT is a fully open-source, dual-channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT. Its wideband channel covers 30 MHz to 6 GHz and its sub-1-GHz channel covers frequencies below 1 GHz, with 4 MSPS I/Q samples streamed over the Raspberry Pi's SMI. It integrates an ice40lp1k FPGA, a TCXO, and a low-noise amplifier (NF < 4 dB below 3 GHz), and works with SoapySDR, GNU Radio, GQRX, CubicSDR, SDR++, and more. The campaign has raised $316,279 — 282% funded — and ships in a full version plus an ISM version tuned for the 2.4 GHz and sub-1-GHz bands.

Thanks to Marco Argilli (IU4HMY) for submitting a new SDR# Panadapter plugin. It turns SDR# into a panadapter for your transceiver, giving you a live spectrum and waterfall view of the band around your tuned frequency. The plugin is free for personal and non-commercial use and requires SDR# version 1921 or newer plus the .NET 9 framework.

Product Introduction PlutoSky R1 is a low-cos