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SubGhz protocol integrations (Weather, Pocsag, TPMS) #399
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wtf? |
Just spam, (s)he spams all around github.. |
Looks great, thank you so much! |
could someone please advise me what setting to run when using sub ghz to capture weather station and pager. specifically the modulation any knowledge is greatly appreciated. me and wife are just begging our coding and pentesting learning. but we live in rural vietnam and dont always have access to internet so its slow going. |
in europe atleast it is usually am650 433.92mhz for weather station, not sure elsewhere |
I'd like to echo this sentiment. With the removal of the Weather Station app it's now much harder for a novice to discover the weather station functionality. The main value of the old Weather Station app is that its presence advertised the ability and it defaulted to a reasonable frequency and modulation for weather. A brand new Flipper user will have a much harder time discovering this ability exists, which is a shame since it's a very cool out of the box thing. Not sure what a solution would look like but wanted to mention this anyway. 433.92MHz / AM650 aren't that hard to remember for those that care but the I think the bigger lose is discoverability. |
There is no "default". it could be 315mhz, it could be 433mhz, it could be 868mhz, it could be 915mhz or whatever frequency the weather station broadcasts at. It all depends on your region, but weather stations around you can also broadcast on frequencies that are "not allowed". Get an SDR and analyze the whole spectrum where its busy. And for modulation, it could be anything too! So just play around and don't be scared to try things |
For added context, I have a weather station near my house, picks up just fine on the default of 433.92 AM650 (default as per "Reset to default" |
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