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Well covered there preacher! New toys hmm, oh’boy more disclaimers to
arrive soon. Love this show, hope to get some followers that can utilize
this in a manner respective and not be arse to our friendly skies. But my
wife works with a co company in aircraft that I never thought of actually
sharing the exposure they have, well done. Needs Google earth overlay and
regrfx the planes to there descrips and it would look epic.
Keep up the good work.
Can I build a Hak5 RC Car w/GPS that you can plug your adapter in, so you
can have it go to specific areas, come back with data logged OR use SIM &
upload data? Maybe better if it was a drone…
This is so amazing, cheap, and I love it! I’m an aviation enthusiast and
always been into computers and RF as well, and this is such a perfect, fun
project! Thanks!
lol she cute ;)
Look at her smile! She is so cute! and btw. nice episode. Love hak5!
Check this plane tracking site http://flightaware.com/
Also works fine for me on Raspberry Pi with the $20 dongle
congrats snubs. love seeing you guys nerd out.
This is cool I already found a few planes. The antenna included in the kit
is actually about the right length for 1090MHz (4.75 inches is half
wavelength @ 1182MHz). but with the right studs to screw into the base,
some solder, and metal coat hangers you can make quick antennas for any
occasion, made a 155MHz one for police scanning.
I”m sure someone there at Hak5 has a copy of Kali Linux 1.0.6 installed on
one of their laptops. If so there is a program under Applications/Kali
Linux/Wireless Attacks/Software Defined Radio called “rtl_adsb”. I click on
it and it opens in Terminal, no clue where to go from there. Is there a GUI
frontend pre-installed on Kali that I can use with this program or will I
need to download one?
Also, not to digress but for anyone wanting to get started in SDR the EASY
way just install Kali Linux and you’ll get a lot of SDR tools right out of
the box.
Lovin’ the SDR shows, keep bringin’ us this SDR Goodness. Talk to ya’ll
later.
Would be interesting to see if someone uses this to transmit to planes on
top of receiving
Darren, I see you’re wearing a pebble, any hacks for that out yet, might
get 1
Love the show :)
USRP and hackrf?!?!?!? awesome!
Even more excited to receive my SDR now!
This is absolutely brilliant, Cheers Shannon
Does any of this work in the UK? Thinking of getting one 🙂 Does your shop
also deliver to the UK?
I just got my SDR dongle and I love tracking the jets, an A380 flew past me
a few minutes ago.
Interesting
Looks like Darren is confused about packets vs frames. In the network
layer, you talk about packets, but on the physical layer you talk about
frames, because the packets have been encapsulated into them for transport
over a physical medium.
Thank You to point this out Shannon. I did not have an idea that R820T is
so powerful piece of hardware. Two on its way home.
Is this information something you want to share with the general public
(and terrorists)? Looks like fun, but…..a little TMI where our security
is concerned.
N450PA Polar Air Cargo Boeing 747-46NF
Unauthenticated and unencrypted… That’s just stupid. It would be
sooooooooo simple to fix that! One simple solution would be to give each
plane a secret key and have an open database of the corresponding public
keys. I’m sure there are better ways, but this would be stupid simple.
Why do they only transmit once per second, why not like 50-100 times per
second?, it will allow for more accurate data.
Yay, just ordered my SDR dongle. I’m gonna build a discone antenna and
hopefully try to pick up a broadcast from the International Space Station,
which conveniently passes over my house every now and then!