Closed tony1tf closed 5 months ago
sa7mon
commented
5 months ago You could set the PortaPack to HackRF mode, connect it to a laptop/desktop, and run rtl_tcp to start a server. Then connect to it from any device on your network. But at that point, why are you using a PortaPack at all when a plain HackRF will do.
tony1tf
commented
5 months ago Thanks sa7mon. The rtl_tcp info shows it as being suitable for use with RTL2832 tuners as used in rtl-sdr. Does HackRF emulate this, including transmit mode? The PortaPack gives me the best of both worlds by making HackRF portable while still being able to use HackRF in its original USB tethered mode. Tony
sa7mon
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5 months ago I’m not sure, but it’s very likely. Only one way to find out!
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Thanks sa7mon. The rtl_tcp info shows it as being suitable for use with RTL2832 tuners as used in rtl-sdr. Does HackRF emulate this, including transmit mode? The PortaPack gives me the best of both worlds by making HackRF portable while still being able to use HackRF in its original USB tethered mode. Tony
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gullradriel
commented
5 months ago Usb serial will not be quick enough to stream audio. Or at least not how it is actually. Better directly use the audio jack to stream audio.
Description of the feature you're suggesting.
Now we have USB to serial, is anyone working on audio over USB? This would allow the Portapack to be used remotely for both apps and audio out and in. Is the processor powerful enough to do this? Modern ham radio transceivers all have these abilities, but obviously cost a lot more than the Hack-RF and Portapack.
Anything else?
No response