wraggster
May 23rd, 2013, 23:10
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Last year’s big hack was software-defined radio; a small USB TV tuner that could listen in on radio broadcasts anywhere between 64 and 1200 MHz. This year, it’s all about the Raspberry Pi, so it’s surprising we’re only just now seeing a mashup of these two pieces of hardware. [Corq] is using a Raspi and RTLSDR TV tuner (http://corq.co/?p=1865) to listen
http://hackaday.com/2013/05/23/listening-to-aircraft-transponders-with-a-raspberry-pi/
Last year’s big hack was software-defined radio; a small USB TV tuner that could listen in on radio broadcasts anywhere between 64 and 1200 MHz. This year, it’s all about the Raspberry Pi, so it’s surprising we’re only just now seeing a mashup of these two pieces of hardware. [Corq] is using a Raspi and RTLSDR TV tuner (http://corq.co/?p=1865) to listen
http://hackaday.com/2013/05/23/listening-to-aircraft-transponders-with-a-raspberry-pi/