In the previous post, I have made a Raspberry Pi hat that integrates RTL-SDR, LoRa, GPS, and RTC with SMA connectors. But it was not fit in the PocketTerm35. So I made a new version with U.FL(IPEX) connectors.
The antennas were connected to a PCB bracket and then connected to the hat with U.FL cables.
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I have made a Raspberry Pi hat that integrates RTL-SDR, LoRa, GPS, and RTC. It would simplify the setup if your Pi need tmore than one of the features of the hat.
The first picture shows the build with a Waveshare PocketTerm35.
Project Page：https://hackergadgets.com/pages/rpi-aio
In the previous post, I showed that I have made a Raspberry Pi hat that integrates RTL-SDR, LoRa, GPS, and RTC. That one use SMA connectors to connect the antennas. It was supposed to be fixed deploy, so it’s not a big deal for the size. But if someone want to use it in a portable project, like a cyberdeck, U.FL(IPEX) connectors maybe the better option. So here it came.
The first and second pictures shows the build with a Waveshare PocketTerm35. The antennas were connected to a PCB bracket and then connected to the hat with U.FL cables.
Project Page：https://hackergadgets.com/pages/rpi-aio
Some of you may know that I've made an all-in-one expansion board that combines the RTL-SDR, LoRa, GPS, RTC, and USB-HUB for the uConsole. Now, I have made a new version that integrates the key features RTL-SDR, LoRa, GPS, and RTC for the regular Raspberry Pi, which may be useful for the Raspberry Pi cyberdeck build if you want these features.
The first picture shows the build with a Waveshare PocketTerm35.
Project Page：https://hackergadgets.com/pages/rpi-aio
As some of you may know, I've made an RTL-SDR/LoRa/GPS/RTC/USB Hub expansion board for the uConsole. And I've been asked if I could make something similar for the Hackberry Pi. Because the Hackberry Pi uses almost all the GPIO for the screen, it's hard to implement all the features. But I did make a way to bring the key feature to it by making a Mini RTL-SDR dongle with a side USB-A connector. It's much more compact than using the other RTL-SDR dongle.
The dongle itself is much more like the RTL-SDR blog v3. It supports the Bais-t power feature, HF via direct sampling.
But to bring it to production, I need to know how much people want it, so I can know whether production costs can be covered.
If you want it, please fill in the waiting list below.