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Decoding analog 5.8 GHz FPV with a HackRF Sweeps all channels, locks a feed (not Wi-Fi or noise). Live spectrum and video recording. Wild that a "lower-end" 8-bit SDR nails it. (It runs on any SoapySDR or UHD radio that reaches 5.8.) Built on gr-ntsc-rc by Simon Bicais &...

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