Posts in Category: linux

Heatwave - Framebuffer, frequency scanner

Heatwave - Framebuffer, frequency scanner

Posted on 24th Nov 2024

After PySpecSDR, which is awesome! :) i had to make also a frequency scanner. Because the range in a frequency scanner is usually large, this time i used the framebuffer for graphic display, as a terminal would be too small. And thus... HeatWave created! All information about it can be found o...

PySpecSDR - Python SDR Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Processor

PySpecSDR - Python SDR Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Processor

Posted on 23rd Nov 2024

Updated on 2024/11/22 for version 1.0.1 After making the changes at the retrogram-rtlsdr project, i got the "virus" to make something even more better and in a language i know better, as C is not my thing. So Python it was, as it may not be the faster, but it has great support and anyone can...

retrogram-rtlsdr: changes...

retrogram-rtlsdr: changes...

Posted on 17th Nov 2024

There is a cool project called retrogram-rtlsdr, which is a spectrogram for use with an RTLSDR adapter, under a terminal. No GUI needed. From the start, when i found it, i thought that this program is special, to use with my Hackberry Pi. Although it works as it is, because the program was inten...

Driver Writing With Python

Driver Writing With Python

Posted on 15th Nov 2024

This is not a post of mine. The original source/site, is being closed and managed to source it from the Wayback Machine. It also maybe outdated, but the principals work and may help you create something similar. http://www.stealth-x.com/programming/driver-writing-with-python.php Hey guys, toda...

Getting APRS messages via Internet in BASH

Getting APRS messages via Internet in BASH

Posted on 6th Nov 2024

Lets use a BASH script to read APRS messages through the Internet. No need to have a ham radio :) The script uses expect to connect using netcat in APRS internet servers. The cool thing, is that, the main script creates sub-scripts that use expect to make the connection. I have made it a lon...