#LinHT 1/2
Production files approved. LinHT Rev B is officially being manufactured.
#LinHT (Linux Handheld Transceiver) is an open-source handheld #radio built around #Yocto #Linux, designed to be fully hackable at both the hardware and software levels. Unlike traditional radios with closed firmware, LinHT runs a real Linux system, enabling rapid development of new digital/analog modes, networking features, and DSP experiments. ....
LinHT 2/2
It combines modern RF hardware (SX1255 with a power amplifier) with a general-purpose SoC (i.MX9352-based), making it closer to a pocket #SDR computer than a classic walkie-talkie. It is a truly all-mode radio that we all have been waiting for.
Follow https://m17project.org for more news on this amazing project :-)
The work is funded by #M17 Foundation. Please donate to keep us alive. The future of amateur radio depends on you. Thank you
One thing I like about the #SDR #FOSS community far beyond just @gnuradio : it's very social!
GNU Radio will be at @fosdem 2026, hoping to see everyone around!
1. at the #GNURadio booth in building AW
2. at the GR beards-of-a-feather on room H.3242, Saturday 14:00–14:55
3. at various talks at the Software Defined Radio(SDR)/Digital Signal Processing(DSP) devroom on Sunday, Room K.3.601
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Horusdemodlib v0.6.0 has been released. This is the official release of Horus Binary V3 which introduced ASN.1 UPER encoding, allowing for operators to utilise the high performing modem we've all loved while now have the ability to produce highly customisable telemetry in sizes from 32 bytes to 128 bytes!
I cannot express how amazing this is, how well it works, and how much work from multiple people went into making this happen.
Happy ballooning.
https://github.com/projecthorus/horusdemodlib/releases/tag/v0.6.0
📡 Call for Talks: SDR/DSP @ FOSDEM 2026 🇧🇪
Sun Feb 1 in Brussels — we’re hosting the Software Defined Radio / DSP devroom!
Looking for FOSS talks on SDR, DSP, FEC, channel modeling, radar, positioning, and frameworks like GNU Radio, FutureSDR, Pothosware, or open-hardware with FPGAs/GPUs.
Submit by Nov 15 → https://pretalx.fosdem.org
Developing HackRF Pro (in production now!) has been a lot of work, but I've been able to have some fun along the way.
Receiving #WWVB with #HackRF Pro: https://greatscottgadgets.com/2025/10-31-receiving-wwvb-with-hackrf-pro/
🌅There will be an #SDR & #DSP Devroom at #fosdem26 !
Now, that makes me think about the kind of signal processing communities I'd like to see more of, a bit outside of my SDR-heavy bubble. Forwarding this to DSP communities would be very appreciated!
I like the #biosignals crowd–but there's also a "Bioinformatic" devroom.
What about DSP for audio/video? I'm sure #ffmpeg & friends have something to tell! But: there's "Music Production" and "Open Media" devrooms, which overlap somewhat.
Sebastian Büttrich @ ITU
Marcus Müller
1.3.6.1.4.1.61513
GNU Radio
Michael Ossmann
Great Scott Gadgets