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| A: What looks like the antenna is just a design feature. ;-) The real PCB antenna is located somewhere else on the board. | A: What looks like the antenna is just a design feature. ;-) The real PCB antenna is located somewhere else on the board. | ||
| - | == You would like to start experimenting with SDR but do not have a rad1o badge (yet)? | + | == I would like to start experimenting with SDR but do not have a rad1o badge (yet) |
| - | You can buy an DVB-T dongle with an rtl2832 chip(~15Euro). They are not capable to send data, but have nearly the same frequency spectrum as the rad1o badge for receiving data. They work togeter with RF Analyzer (Android) as well as GNU Radio (Windows/Linux/Mac). | + | |
| + | A: You can buy a DVB-T dongle with an rtl2832 chip (~15 Euro). They work together with [[software#rf_analyzer_android|RF Analyzer (Android)]] as well as [[software#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows|GNU Radio (Windows/Linux/Mac)]]. They are not capable of sending signals, but depending on the dongle they have a frequency spectrum from 64 MHz up to 1700 MHz for receiving signals, which is enough for a lot of experiments. | ||
| == Use by unexperienced people | == Use by unexperienced people | ||
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