I have an rtl sdr, a raspberry pi zero and an esp32 module.
Can i turn this stuff into something like a flipper or a hackrf sonehow?
I have an rtl sdr, a raspberry pi zero and an esp32 module.
I have an rtl sdr, a raspberry pi zero and an esp32 module.
Can i turn this stuff into something like a flipper or a hackrf sonehow?
one could...but you couldnt
Well sorry gheeze. I thought maybe it'd he plugging it into the raspberry pi and uploading a script idk.
Okay, good. You're on the right track. Now, if only there were some kind of website where you could type in questions or keywords and this website would give you a list of links or some kind of results. A kind of "indexing" or "searching" engine, so to speak. If only such a site were to exist...
>idk
Clearly.
If you were remotely capable of performing such a task, there would be no need to ask anyone here about it.
There's an electronics, a microcontroller, and a HAM general. You can't even figure out where to post, so you're clearly too stupid to do the things you've asked about. I would suggest getting in some practice mixing cement.
>Flipper Zero is a portable Tamagotchi-like multi-functional device
wut
>Can i turn this stuff into something like a flipper or a hackrf sonehow?
you? no.
pretty sure you couldn't tx anything with it, apart from wifi
agree with others that you personally are an idiot. You would need something like CC1101EMK or something to do the radio transmission. Flipper zero only will deal with low rf/rfid/nfc, hackrf is a piece of shit, but still, you're not going to be doing jack shit as you're an idiot.
No. Rtl-sdr does not transmit. Coolest thing you can do IMO is tap into digital trunked radio for emergency services
No you can't at least not here in Europe, all coms are encrypted so you just hear static.
If you have 3 you can use some easy triangulation script to see their exact location, useful for spotting undercover cops or something idk.
maybe in the USA some don't use encryption since the USA is running years behind current tech and infrastructure.
In America (Illinois at least) they use P25 digital trunked radio, very similar to the TETRA system that most of Europe uses. Some encrypt, some don't. It's an option that's available.
Some still don't encrypt as it is somewhat a tradition to have the radio chatter available on scanner. They can still switch to encrypted channels when sharing sensitive information. Also a lot of modern systems are hybrid cell phone / digital mode (P25) so if it switches to LTE/5G you won't pick up a thing.
You are too dumb to do this btw.
Came here to post exactly this after reading the OP
Nah not worth. Just buy the flipper. The juice aint worth the squeeze.