Astro SDR: catching satellites in software

Astro SDR is my satellite-radio project, built on a software-defined radio stack — receiving and decoding signals from orbit in software instead of dedicated hardware.

The surprising part is how much of what used to need a rack of specialized equipment now runs as code. An SDR, an antenna, and the right software, and you’re pulling signal out of the sky.

Early notes from the build — and what chasing satellites teaches you about noise, timing, and patience. // end transmission

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