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Built a motorized antenna turret that tracks satellites automatically • RTL-SDR V4 (500kHz - 1.7GHz) • ESP32 servo control • Pan/tilt tracking • Remote web interface (next video) What would you listen to with an antenna that can hear everything from FM radio to satellites?

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tetsuovor 11 Monaten

i would listen to jupiters screams

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acidburnvor 11 Monaten

hell yeah!

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J.P. Picardvor 11 Monaten

Let's go fam.

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acidburnvor 11 Monaten

🫡

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Eylirvor 11 Monaten

I want to do that! Are you going to make a tutorial or anything else?

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acidburnvor 11 Monaten

yes, after the code is done

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M4rc0zvor 11 Monaten

The voice gets me every time

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Batuvor 11 Monaten

So much fun

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Inmavor 11 Monaten

@RadiogapDekka Please more info 🙏🏻

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Stevevor 11 Monaten

I use one for ADSB. I’ve used two of the RTL-SDR as a trunking scanner.

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Nik RFvor 11 Monaten

Great project but a lightweight yagi would be better for sat work. Try for example a cardboard yagi antenna with aluminum-tape elements.

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AlphaOmegaAm1vor 11 Monaten

Everything in space, how do I get one of these?

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acidburnvor 11 Monaten

amazon

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AlphaOmegaAm1vor 11 Monaten

🙏🏼

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r3333dvor 11 Monaten

Do the same thing but for drone video and control transmissions (typically 2-5ghz, sometimes 900mhz)

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LoreleiAHvor 10 Monaten

Very cool!😎

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AlphaOmegaAm1vor 11 Monaten

This is so cool, thank you for sharing. I was on the hunt for a project that was under $100 😎🙏🏼

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Kuldy Singhvor 11 Monaten

👌

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Rytmfl0wvor 11 Monaten

Anything I can decrypt at first.

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Nick Rolfe ניק רולףvor 11 Monaten

Hi I have only recently started listening to SW radio, what sort of antenna would I need to monitor the hydrogen line please? Around 1.420.000.000 Thanks

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QLinesvor 10 Monaten

sounds promising in IoT use cases

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Pablo de la Fuentevor 11 Monaten

With that setup, you'll actually be able to receive weather satellites on VHF, UHF, and ADB, and not much else. Good job!

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Coffee_Beansvor 11 Monaten

Well that's just fancy AF.

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Fright on Floydvor 11 Monaten

Interesting. Is the sdk preloaded in the dongle? How does it handle prohibited frequencies? Can this device and web ui be utilized with GMRS or HAM , err side by side? Is there a tie in for satcomms like scanner radios and other types of hardware? Sorry if so many questions, I’m thinking about different applications for some of my analog equipment.

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Lidoor L. Josephvor 11 Monaten

Tight

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garborgvor 11 Monaten

AZ/EL tracking is fun. Not so fun with an omnidirectional antenna...

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batu.sol 💊/accvor 11 Monaten

Let's listen to the space

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Carl Xtra- Deception Desk Officervor 11 Monaten

Awesome

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