r/hackrf

So I recently got the Hackrf Portapack H4M and obviously It uses a SMA connector to connect to the antennas that it came with but I have a lot of old v-dipole antennas that all use a PAL connector but for the life of me I cant fine an official female PAL to male SMA adaptor? Is there a reason for that? There are like 2 listings on ebay but the shipping for them is like 40+ dollars.

I got a Mayham H4M for my HakRF One and when it boots the screen flashes and nothing else... what do?

Возможно ли использовать hackrf для ретронсляции wifi через усилитель либо же каким нибудь инным способом? К примеру есть точка доступа но она физически не доступна для устройства которое в нем авторизованно. Надо проложить мост от точки доступа до устройства. Возможны такие варианты? Или же есть похожие устройства по типу hackrf???

It did not work well at all. I'm using a K-480WLA magnetic loop antenna that pulls in a ton of stations with my Airspy HF+ discovery and even does pretty good with the RTL-SDR v4. The hackrf is nearly deaf on MW and SW with the same antenna. I feel like I might be missing something, but it might be that this just isn't the right tool for the job.

I’m a radio engineering student and still pretty new to SDR. currently I’m building an experimental two-antenna direction-finding setup based on angle of arrival.

My goal is to estimate the direction of arrival of a frequency-hopping drone control or telemetry signal.

My current hardware setup is:

• 2× HackRF One
• shared 10 MHz reference via CLKIN/CLKOUT
• hardware triggering
• 2 antennas mounted on a fixed, known baseline

From a technical point of view, is this setup sufficient for experimental AoA direction finding, or are there fundamental limitations that make two synchronized HackRF Ones unsuitable for this task?