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Welcome to everyone interested in Discovery Dish! We decided to develop Discovery Dish because we were disappointed by the lack of ready-to-use, low-cost, lightweight dish antennas on the market that are suitable for software-defined radio projects like receiving L-Band geostationary and polar-orbiting weather satellites, as well as for 1.5 GHz Inmarsat reception and 1.42 GHz hydrogen line radio astronomy.

We’re excited to share details of something we’ve been working on in partnership with SiFive.

A certified ESP32-S3 module with LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS for prototyping and production

Daniel Estévez paired a LimeNET Micro with a LimeRFE prototype to access the QO-100 narrowband transponder using an off-the-shelf 24 dBi Wi-Fi grid antenna.

A Nordic nRF52840 dev board with sensors, NFC, Bluetooth, and debugger

Affordable remote energy monitoring for your entire home

This update will cover some technical details of **FPGA development** over CaribouLite and the **SMI interface**. Weekly questions from backers and answers come next, and finally we will have a special topic about the **real Caribou**.

Exploring new frontiers in software-defined radio

A tiny Linux computer with a keyboard, a daylight-readable screen, and a long-range transceiver

We have received the components from Mouser, and all of the finished PCBs. This update features some issues we ran into with production, but also some bonus items for backers and a live battery survival test.

The ultimate ESP32-S2 dev board

In the previous update, we noted how COVID lockdown in Shenzhen had halted our manufacturing. We're happy to now say that lockdowns in the Shenzhen area have eased, and manufacturing is back in progress. There is still the risk that lockdowns could come back at any time, but for now we are able to continue making manufacturing progress.

Learn about the history of the ESP 360 Remote

An open, modular ARM + FPGA development platform featuring the new SYZYGY standard for high-performance peripherals

In this update, we introduce you to projects using AntSDR as a cellular base station and cellular networking tool.

Learn about our new line of AntSDR E200 FPGA-based software-defined radios!

Thank you to everyone who has backed or been following this project. The initial funding campaign has now concluded with almost 5x our minimum funding goal! So now what?

In this update, we'll highlight some demonstrations of the KrakenSDR that users have uploaded, and provide updates on some new software that we have been working on.

Debian packages are now available for gr-osmosdr with FreeSRP support. This makes it very easy to install GNU Radio with FreeSRP support on Ubuntu. I have updated the documentation to include a detailed setup guide (see http://freesrp.org/docs/freesrp-gnuradio.html). Additionally, there is a short video that walks you through the process.

All components have been secured, and CaribouLite production continues. Unfortunately, we have had to delay delivery of CaribouLites until October. Those are the words we have been unable to say until now. We waited to be 100% sure, but, as of today, this has became our optimistic reality. Thank you for your patience! See below for the gruesome details...