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The LimeNET Micro v2.0 design update has been completed and this not only includes active Power-over-Ethernet, together with Raspberry Pi Touch Screen Display and Camera connectors, but also an HDMI connector, audio out, and two USB ports instead of one. Meaning that it’s now possible to attach a full size keyboard, monitor and mouse for a full desktop configuration, in addition to being able to use LimeNET Micro to create highly compact touch screen-driven SDR appliances.

The new release of Lime Suite includes numerous improvements, along with support for the LimeRFE RF front-end and packaging for Ubuntu 20.04.

In this update, we wanted to provide news from the community, show you some examples of weather satellite images you can receive, and answer a few of the questions we have gotten.

LimeNET Micro was originally designed with narrowband applications in mind, such as GSM and various IoT air interfaces. For this reason and so as to also keep the Raspberry Pi Compute Module USB entirely free for other uses, the decision was made to use SPI bus for SDR interfacing. However, since launching the campaign we’ve received quite a few requests from users who would benefit from being able to use higher sample rates and bandwidths.

A quick peak at the LimeNET Micro aluminum enclosure and updated shipping timelines.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the campaign for the latest addition to the integrated universal wireless family, the LimeNET Micro. LimeNET Micro provides fully standalone SDR at an unprecedented price point and, thanks to the combination of Lime's FPRF and the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, in an eminently compact form factor, with high frequency stability and accuracy, courtesy of integrated GPS and OCXO. There is a limited number of early bird (discounted) units available, so be sure to get yours right away!

Just updating everyone on the shipping status of KrakenSDR.

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?

Firstly, we'd like to wish all our backers and followers a happy holiday season! In this update we'll describe some progress we're making on the code base, and some updates about manufacturing.

Dear Backers! Thank you. Because of you, we have reached our goal of $250,000, enabling us to manufacture our dream an open hardware laptop. Now that weve met our funding goal, we can begin the real hard work of cutting steel into the molds that will ultimately shape our vision. This will be an epic journey, and were fortunate to have your good company, enthusiasm and patience as we tackle the...

Dear Backers, We hear you loud and clear - BREAK OUT ALL THE GPIOS! Thanks to your overwhelming support, we have just blown past the second stretch goal at $350k, and all our backers will be receiving with their Novena system a General Purpose Breakout Board (GPBB). This makes it easier than ever to unlock the power of your built-in FPGA, as its 40-pin header format is conducive to economical r...

Dear Backers, June was a busy month. Weve fully engaged Jon Nettleton and delivered his promised campaign money, and Novena T-shirts have shipped; some backers have received them by now. Beyond that, weve finessed the design for production and prepared most of the fabrication documentation. Not surprisingly, Novena is a fabulously complex piece of hardware to manufacture. We will be making no l...

Thanks very much to everyone who has been so patient while we wait for the supply chain problems to clear up! It looks like the parts we have been waiting on are back in stock for good, and we're going to move forward as quickly as we can to launch on Crowd Supply.

Help us welcome Discovery Dish, check out Qorvo RF Accelerator projects at GRCon 2023, and watch a progress report from Zeke (a.k.a. KJ7NLL).

We’re excited to announce the launch of our crowdfunding campaign for xSDR -- the next evolution of embedded software-defined radio.

At this time, I would like to briefly introduce the use of AntSDR. It is well know that E200 supports Pluto and UHD firmware, so here we will review how to get started.

We want to extend a big thank you every one who made this crowdfunding campaign a success! Here are our next steps and answers to some backer questions.

We'd like to express our thanks to everyone who supported the campaign and helped to make it a success! Work has now started on component sourcing and we'll be providing updates on progress in the lead up to backer pledges shipping in September.