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We're happy to announce that we've now published the pre-launch page for the Discovery Drive, an affordable automatic antenna rotator designed for the Discovery Dish and similarly sized antennas like Wi-Fi grid and Yagi antennas.

We are thrilled to share some fantastic news with our amazing community: thanks to your incredible support, we have surpassed our funding goal for Project Boondock Echo! This is a significant milestone in our journey to revolutionize two-way radio communication, and it's all because of you. But wait, there's more! Read on for a closer look at what we've been working on.

Our Boondock Echo campaign is not just a success; it's a phenomenon! Thanks to your incredible support, we've rocketed past our goal with a jaw-dropping 287% funding! And hold on, because there's more.

We're happy to announce that all KrakenSDRs and antenna sets for backers have been delivered to the Crowd Supply warehouse! Now that customers are receiving their products, we wanted to remind people about our Wiki and the all-important Quick Start guide on it.

How an 13 year-old designed, built and 3D printed homemade equipment to speak with an astronaut on the International Space Station over amateur radio

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our crowdfunding campaign for LimeRFE, a highly configurable RF front-end that adds multi-band power amplification (PA) and a low noise amplifier (LNA), plus filtering and support circuitry for use with LimeSDR, LimeSDR Mini, and LimeNET Micro.

It's the Friday before the final few days of the campaign, we hit 80% funding and $400,000 earlier today, and we're still some way to go but it certainly feels like we can make it. As such, now seems like a great time to look back at achievements so far, with a look also towards the future.

We sent a 0v3 prototype board to radio amateur and GNSS engineer Daniel Estévez (EA4GPZ), so he could put it through its paces and provide feedback as we fine tune the design. Even with a damaged prototype, his Weak Signal Propagation Reporter (WSPR) transmissions from Madrid were being picked up as far away as the Canary Islands, Netherlands and Northern England.

Initial support is now available for running Portsdown on a LimeNET Micro with the official seven inch Raspberry Pi Touch Screen and Camera.

A full listing of all Teardown talks and workshops.

Learn about the history that led to the creation of the Maverick-603.

QuadRF is officially live! We’ve built the first affordable, plug-and-play 4x4 MIMO software-defined radio (SDR) kit that functions right out of the box as a real-time RF camera.

PZSDR P047 RF ADC and RF DAC is a powerful, single-chip software-defined radio (SDR) platform based on the AMD Zynq™ UltraScale+ XCZU47DR RFSoC. It supports 8T8R synchronized operation, covers an RF range from 1 MHz to 6 GHz, and includes a 5 GSPS RF ADC and a 9.85 GSPS RF DAC.

Picking up where we left off yesterday with test and measurement examples, we have one this time from Lime's millimeter wave IC design team, demonstrating LimeSDR being used as a vector network analyzer (VNA).

In this Teardown Session, Crowd Supply's Helen Leigh talks with Zeke Wheeler (KJ7NLL) about satellite tracking, ham radio and making contact with the ISS.

We're absolutely thrilled to bring you an exhilarating update from Boondock Technologies.

Like many others, we have been severely delayed by COVID restrictions and the effects it's having on the supply chain, and I'd like to thank everyone who is keen to get a hold of a KrakenSDR for their patience. The ball is rolling faster now, and we have finally received our latest KrakenSDR prototypes!

We have received a number of excellent questions, which we have summarized in this update.

Here's a quick tour of some KrakenSDR demo videos, plus a look at recent updates and improvements.

We’re extremely excited for our campaign to go live and officially open orders for SOCORAD32. Thank you for your patience and interest so far and for all the encouragement to get this product out in the world.