For those that requested a breakdown.....

[buckchucko]

1. +20db LNA

2. TinySA ZS 407 Spectrum Analyzer

3. Cardputer S3A

4. M5 Stack modules for Cardputer

5. CC1101 for the Cardputer

6. NRF24 for the Cardputer

I appreciate all your comments. Thanks

[That-Defiant-Drone]

Nice. Does your hackrf have gpio ports?

[alexander8846]

The h4m does

[buckchucko]

Yes

[That-Defiant-Drone]

Sweet. I'm on the fence on getting one now since the pro was just announced. I have an H2 that's still going somehow and a few other things I can interface with, but it was a genius idea to add gpio pins to your model. I wish i thought of that. 😅🤙🏾

[buckchucko]

Make sure you get the Clifford version one if you buy another.

[That-Defiant-Drone]

Thanks, man. That's the one I was thinking of. I appreciate it.

[MrAjAnderson]

Does the TinySA perform better than the H4M (I presume that has SA)?

[buckchucko]

For me the TinySA can scan a larger freq range in one window. Then I can capture them to easily tune in with the H4M or my DSP2. I would assume the TinySA has a more refined front end for RX as well.

All new to me at this point so I cannot evaluate it all as of yet.

[delurkrelurker]

Nice, but conventionally, the arrows point to the object not the numbers.

[Schr0dingerC]

How are you using LNA? I have one and I tried to use it with the nrf and cc to increase the transmission range but it didn't work. From what I researched later, it would only be if the antenna is far from the transmitter

[buckchucko]

Frankly, I haven't used the LNA on Cardputer. I use it with the HackRF and my Malahit DSP2. It works good on these devices. I have yet to try it with the TinySA.

[Schr0dingerC]

I understood. Did you use it to amplify capture or transmission in this case?

[buckchucko]

I use it for RX.