>>110274759
if i had a practical reason, i could
theres probably an api somewhere, or a stream you hook into
and then do wtfever you want with the data

>>110274766
for sure, don't want to spend time on a dead end
I love it though + maybe there's good project like sdr++ to contribute towards

Just getting a feel for the landscape

>>110274800
have a bump
maybe try dpt
but tech enthusiasm has taken a big hit with the shatbots, and the constant shilling...

>>110274759
SDRs are used a lot more widely than you might guess. A lot of digital radios these days use them, especially low volume stuff. Think things like satellite routers, cell modems, radars.

bumping because SDRs are cool

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>>110274759
I fucking love SDR. Getting high and exploring the EF spectrum for weird shit is one of my most relaxing hobbies. It's like fishing in a vast lake full of strange creatures.
Also RIP APT. This one I got in the very last months before they shut it down.

>>110274766
I just use sdr++ as a tuner then pipe the audio to whatever demod program I need. You can host the sdr++ output on a network too.

Some links for noobs -
http://kiwisdr.com/public/ - lets you play around and decode signals from kiwisdr HF radios around the world
https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/Signal_Identification_Guide

>>110274759
I would be into this if I wasn't a worthless apartment dweller. My shortwave radio is practically useless because of all the RF interference. Also my local LEO radio traffic is encrypted so my scanner is boring too.

>>110277144
Encrypted, or just trunked? If it's trunked, you can still listen in with two linked controllers, one for the trunking channel and one for the actual voice data

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>>110277167
Encrypted. They've been on P25 for 20 years.

>>110277167
High story apartment with a good vantage mogs house any tiny house. Im able able to catch ADS-B from over 300 km away with my good antenna.

>>110277326
Depends entirely on where you live.

>>110277326
>http://kiwisdr.com/public/ -
they did that around here, too. sucks.

>>110277326
There used to be a GNU Radio plugin that would attempt to brute force P25 keys. I haven't looked at such things in many many years tho.