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	<p><a href="https://vimeo.com/178770901">HackRF to Tune to 2 Meter Repeater</a> from <a href="https://vimeo.com/charlesreid1">charlesreid1</a> on <a href="https://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>		<p><a href="https://vimeo.com/178770901">HackRF to Tune to 2 Meter Repeater</a> from <a href="https://vimeo.com/charlesreid1">charlesreid1</a> on <a href="https://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>
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2016-08-14T04:37:22Z

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	Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.		Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.

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2016-08-14T04:36:24Z

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	Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.		Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.

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	Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.		Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.

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	The setup was to have the HackRF talking to gqrx. When you run gqrx, you can set the bandwidth (on the HackRF, up to 10 MHz. I just picked 2 MHz for testing.)		The setup was to have the HackRF talking to gqrx. When you run gqrx, you can set the bandwidth (on the HackRF, up to 10 MHz. I just picked 2 MHz for testing.)

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			Here's a quick video of everything working hunky dory: here I'm using Kali Linux to tune in to a Seattle-area repeater, WW7PSR, on 146.960 MHz.

Admin: Created page with "=Kali Software= I was using Kali Rolling with gqrx to talk to the SDR receiver. To get all the software working, just install gqrx:

 apt-get install gqrx

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2016-08-14T04:23:57Z

Created page with "=Kali Software= I was using Kali Rolling with gqrx to talk to the SDR receiver. To get all the software working, just install gqrx: <pre> apt-get install gqrx </pre> To add..."

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=Kali Software=

I was using Kali Rolling with gqrx to talk to the SDR receiver. To get all the software working, just install gqrx:

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apt-get install gqrx
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To address problems with the sound card, check [[Kali/Fixes]]

=HackRF Hardware=

The HackRF hardware is from Great Scott Gadgets. More info at [[HackRF]].

The setup was to have the HackRF talking to gqrx. When you run gqrx, you can set the bandwidth (on the HackRF, up to 10 MHz. I just picked 2 MHz for testing.)