@frequencywatchers
Sweet, Really, Sweet Device :) I NEED ONE ! I WANT ONE !
@Tentative79
Get your antenna correct before jumping all over the bandwidth. You can toast your built in amp, they are very fragile.
@digityplayz7756
Hey rocket! I think I told u before but the code u have for Dave and busters doesnt work in any Florida locations. If u could possibly either get a card for Florida locations or possibly change the value of u have their device that would be great. I love your videos and love ur creativity!
@KILLA_Bastet
i have one, is it worth the upgrade to h4m tho
@MikeyRCScotland
Does it still work if ctsc codes are used on radio?
@HeatedJester586
The scary part is you can tx and rx on any frequency up to 6ghz I bet you can use tones both DMR and analog encryption trunked networks be careful
@wattverse
You are just damaging the Hackrf without use an attenuator, you gonna damage the front end
@angelsanders7752
What does the "F RX=TX" box do? Edit: I know what "RX" and "TX" mean, but my interpretation of rx=tx means feeback. Either way id love some answers also could you upload and in depth tutorial on all the apps? Im new and its hard to find documentation on how to use each app
@3liverse
What type of distance can you get though?
@grc_whale1304
Hey bro could you recommend some good antenna’s for the PortaPack. I have the 3 high gain antenna’s from Rabbit labs where I bought my unit. Is there better options?
@t_h_visuals
That’s your amplifier stage gone !
@ConcreteBombDeep
So the H4M is like an all in one HackRF and a PortaPack?
@danielfinegan6107
can i use this like an am fm sw radio ?
@rideronthewhitehorse
Too bad the transmit range on H4m is like 10 feet. It’s a fun toy but that’s about it. Better off with a $20 UV5R and a $35 RTL-SDR imho..
@cadenjays6733
Why cant I buy this I have amex card
@DaytonaJim78
What’s the output power
@Savage.735
I won't one❤ any links
@inputoutput1126
if you're not licensed, get off our bands. if you are licensed. maybe you should do some reading on when you're required to give your call.
@mindshelfpro
443.928 is a HAM radio frequency. You are to use your FCC issued call sign at the beginning of the transmission, else use a proper frequency
@soheil2771