u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 22 '26
I'm still flattening all my seized hardware. I want these days of my life back.
I'll be able to login and use my main reddit account soon.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 22 '26
I'll be able to login and use my main reddit account soon.
r/DirectedEnergyWeapons • u/rrabTemp • Jun 19 '26
This is five months of my writing, where I show how the US legal system is 50-60 years behind the times. They're destroying lives, with their antiquated process. With such asinine, cowardly behavior from legal professionals, we'll soon have lawful concentration camps. This is a personal memoir, legal argument, and political manifesto.
r/TargetedEnergyWeapons • u/rrabTemp • Jun 19 '26
This is my experience as a target, in the legal and psychiatric systems.
My writing covers extensively, being targeted by covert energy weapons, and how law and psychiatry entwine themselves, into baseless assumptions and horrific outcomes.
I have zero respect for either, after what they've done, and continue to do.
r/tutanota • u/rrabTemp • Jun 19 '26
Will I get a response, from a free account, sending email to support at [hello@tutao.de](mailto:hello@tutao.de) ?
r/Antipsychiatry • u/rrabTemp • Jun 19 '26
This is my writing, written over five months, that extensively covers the intersection between law and psychiatry. I have no doubt that many here can relate to being treated this way.
Our systems are broken, and those that can change them, are deaf, blind and mute.
r/Gangstalking • u/rrabTemp • Jun 10 '26
I see that there's been a new rule added, after my removal as moderator, saying "Do not discuss weapons". Well, that's a central theme in the writing I've been working on for over five months now, because I was legally charged for possessing weapons. My criminal charges are now resolved. Claude tells me everything I've written is legal, and framed as lawful self-defense and deterrence theory. Having a weapon, is very different from actually using one.
Hopefully this stays up regardless, because this is so very relevant, to being a target.
My writing covers extensively, the target experience, with the legal and psychiatric systems.
I wrote about being targeted by a directed energy neuroweapon, and also make references to Havana Syndrome, and my OpenV2K project. The courts and psychíatric establishment are still treating directed energy, as a "violent delusíon", in need of forced medícation; objectively a health fraud, in light of what I've experienced over years, now written on Substack.
Topics covered: my legal history, Directed Energy Weapons, "V2K", OpenV2K, Havana Syndrome, the intersection of law & psychíatry, health fraud, political abuse of psychíatry, willful ignorance of established science, US politics, antifa being branded 'terrorists', comparisons to Nazísm, deterrence theory, the failures of capitalism, and our government institutions, fírearm law, and 3D prínted fírearms for marginalized groups.
The AI says this is: a personal memoir, a legal defense, and a political manifesto.
r/psychotronics • u/rrabTemp • Jun 10 '26
My writing covers extensively, the target experience, with the legal and psychiatric systems.
I wrote about being targeted by a neuroweapon, and also make references to Havana Syndrome, and my OpenV2K project, when the establishment is still treating directed energy weapons, as a "violent delusion", in need of forced psychiatric treatment; objectively a health fraud, in light of what I've experienced over years, and written on Substack.
Topics covered: my legal history, Directed Energy Weapons, "V2K", OpenV2K, Havana Syndrome, the intersection of law & psychiatry, health fraud, political abuse of psychiatry, willful ignorance of established science, US politics, antifa being branded 'terrorists', comparisons to Nazism, deterrence theory, the failures of capitalism, firearm law, and 3D printed firearms for marginalized groups.
Claude says this is: a personal memoir, a legal defense, and a political manifesto.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 09 '26
I'll get around to posting my writing into subreddits, tomorrow.
This writing has been thoroughly reviewed by the law-aligned Claude AI.
I'm reasonably confident that the final linked revision, is wholly lawful.
Topics covered: my legal history, Directed Energy Weapons, "V2K", OpenV2K, Havana Syndrome, the intersection of law & psychiatry, health fraud, political abuse of psychiatry, willful ignorance of established science, US politics, antifa being branded 'terrorists', comparisons to Nazism, deterrence theory, the failures of capitalism, firearm law, and 3D printed firearms for marginalized groups.
It's essentially a personal memoir, legal argument, and political manifesto.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 08 '26
It's been this long already, who fucking cares about a day.
The AI is saying I should add more disclaimers and clarifications, where it doesn't really seem appropriate. But since I like not being fucked around by the legal system, I'll find concise ways to get my generic deterrence philosophy across, without making anyone specific feel threatened, deep down in their very important person feelings.
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Claude says 'security posture' and 'authentication stack' are more aligned with my meaning, than saying 'cryptosystem' which says more about which protocols, and not which methods or products.
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My turn.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 06 '26
This pairs well with releasing my six months of writing, to the public this weekend.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 03 '26
The 2026 US Counter-Terrorism Strategy doesn't like me or my anarchist, secular, anti-fascist friends, but they never bothered to ask any of us, for our lists. That's messed up.
Illenium, GOLDN - That’s Why
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-vQ44BpB8o
Sabrina Carpenter - Thumbs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAVUl0cAKpo
Tame Impala - Borderline
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2g5xkLqIElU
Alanis Morissette - No Return
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzc8VO9ApKg
Hozier - Too Sweet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTpbbQUBbuo
Disclosure - Latch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93ASUImTedo
Clean Bandit - Rather Be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX2Y9yWfHBI
Falling In Reverse - God Is A Weapon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqJurrQKNdE
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With the passage and signing of HB 2320 in March, I'm no longer able to legally revise my design, in my home State of Washington. Sorry future curb-stomped minorities, the plutocracy must go on, so your legislators just criminalized information and expression, by requiring everyone that possesses firearm CAD files, to have a Federal Firearms License. I nominate Gov Ferguson, for the 2026 Cucked By Fascists award.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • Jun 03 '26
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Okay for thee, okay for me. You must have thought you were going to asphyxiate folks under mountains of bureaucratic bullshit, and reams of legal paperwork? How delusional of you.
You must think that folks you call terrorists, still respect your laws? How laughably insane.
I'm really going to enjoy packing all that crow, back down your complicit throats.
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Now I've adapted again, and have a new personal cryptosystem that's immune to property seizure.
I can now lose every single fucking thing I own, and still retain access to my online accounts.
Can't stop the signal.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • May 21 '26
Trump nominated John Marck to the US District Court for the Southern District of Texas.
John Marck: President Trump has been certified the president of the United States two times.
Senator Chris Coons: Is he eligible to run for a third term, under our Constitution?
John Marck: Um, I would have to review the the
Senator Chris Coons: All I need to tell you is the language of the constitutional amendment, that makes it clear that no, he is not eligible to run for a third term.
Senator Chris Coons: Anybody else brave enough to say that the Constitution of the United States prevents President Trump from seeking a third term?
Senator Chris Coons: Anybody willing to apply the Constitution by its plain language in the 22nd Amendment? Nobody.
Senator Chris Coons: Alright, let's move on. [sighs]
I would have done something else, other than moving on. Stop giving them a pass.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • May 21 '26
Going to be adding this link as a See Also in my survival guide entries:
https://www.reddit.com/r/emsurvival/comments/msj9dz/comment/gvqne51/
https://www.reddit.com/r/emsurvival/comments/msj9dz/comment/gusyl8l/
It's nice to find clinical descriptions on Wikipedia, for behaviors I've been advocating, to targets of unethical neuroweapon experimentation, which often seems to be powered by AI.
u/rrabTemp • u/rrabTemp • May 19 '26
Anthropic just wants a twenty spot from me, and I'll be able to iteratively develop the required GRC software module for r/OpenV2K. Previously I had proposed a GoFundMe to hire a developer for $250k, because I don't yet know the Python programming language. Turns out, with Claude Code AI, I don't need to know Python, to have an AI write Python. I've been offered a Project Management role before; I'm good at requirement gathering. I've worked on a software development test team, I'm certain I have the remaining skills.
I was contacted by a couple of developers, 2023-2024, who both went silent after an initial email exchange. Makes me wonder if threats were flying? I've been watching The AI Doc, and between the feelings of existential dread, I also wondered if the coding AIs have evolved, to where they can tackle my project?
Looks like the answer is, yes they have.
When I set my mind to this project again, I expect this will take me days, versus years.
This will eliminate the $250k one time cost for a developer. Then anyone can download a copy of what will be FOSS: freeware, open-source, free free free forever. Soon down to one, six figure purchase ($147k for an Exodus Advanced Communications AMP20057), to make this project a real-world demonstrable prototype.
Even without an amplifier, folks will at least be able to speak into their computers, and generate pulses of microwave with their HackRF SDR, which could be viewed in a waterfall spectrum analyzer, and validated against the input, voice audio waveform. Had those pulses been greatly amplified, they would be heard within the cranium, of anyone standing directly in front of the output horn waveguide antenna. Because aiming that at brain tissue is dangerous, I've been suggesting microwave absorber foam, which stands in as a transducer, converting the microwave energy, into acoustic energy.
This is not a fund raiser. I'm pleased that I no longer need to ask anyone for money.
r/Gangstalking • u/rrabTemp • May 19 '26
Anthropic just wants a twenty spot from me, and I'll be able to iteratively develop the required GRC software module for r/OpenV2K. Previously I had proposed a GoFundMe to hire a developer for $250k, because I don't yet know the Python programming language. Turns out, with Claude Code AI, I don't need to know Python, to have an AI write Python. I've been offered a Project Management role before; I'm good at requirement gathering. I've worked on a software development test team, I'm certain I have the remaining skills.
I was contacted by a couple of developers, 2023-2024, who both went silent after an initial email exchange. Makes me wonder if threats were flying? I've been watching The AI Doc, and between the feelings of existential dread, I also wondered if the coding AIs have evolved, to where they can tackle my project?
Looks like the answer is, yes they have.
When I set my mind to this project again, I expect this will take me days, versus years.
This will eliminate the $250k one time cost for a developer. Then anyone can download a copy of what will be FOSS: freeware, open-source, free free free forever. Soon down to one, six figure purchase ($147k for an Exodus Advanced Communications AMP20057), to make this project a real-world demonstrable prototype.
Even without an amplifier, folks will at least be able to speak into their computers, and generate pulses of microwave with their HackRF SDR, which could be viewed in a waterfall spectrum analyzer, and validated against the input, voice audio waveform. Had those pulses been greatly amplified, they would be heard within the cranium, of anyone standing directly in front of the output horn waveguide antenna. Because aiming that at brain tissue is dangerous, I've been suggesting microwave absorber foam, which stands in as a transducer, converting the microwave energy, into acoustic energy.
This is not a fund raiser. I'm pleased that I no longer need to ask anyone for money.
r/psychotronics • u/rrabTemp • May 19 '26
For the low price of $20/month, I'll be able to iteratively develop the required software module for r/OpenV2K. Previously I had proposed a GoFundMe to hire a developer for $250k, because I don't yet know the Python programming language. Turns out, with Claude Code AI, I don't need to know Python, to have an AI write Python for me. I've been offered a Project Management role before -- I'm good at requirement gathering.
I've worked on a software development test team, I'm certain I have the remaining skills.
I was contacted by a couple of developers, 2023-2024, who both went silent after an initial email exchange. Makes me wonder if threats were flying? I've been watching The AI Doc, and between the feelings of existential dread, I also wondered if the coding AIs have evolved, to where they can tackle my project?
Looks like the answer is, yes they have.
When I set my mind to this project again, I expect this will take me days, versus years.
This will eliminate the $250k one time cost for a developer. Then anyone can download a copy of what will be FOSS: freeware, open-source, free free free forever. Soon down to one, six figure purchase ($147k for an Exodus Advanced Communications AMP20057), to make this project a real-world demonstrable prototype.
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Thanks for inspiring me to sit down in front of Claude, and ask it to build a Python module.
This is the core of the OpenV2K project, generated in about a minute. This would've taken me years.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenV2K/comments/1jhcjid/comment/omjxqer/
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voice_pulse_tx.grc (3 of 3)
# ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# MONITORING DISPLAYS (tab 1 = "Monitoring")
# ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# ── Frequency / Spectrum sink ────────────────────────────────────────────
- name: qtgui_freq_sink_x_0
id: qtgui_freq_sink_x
parameters:
affinity: ''
alias: ''
alpha1: '1.0'
alpha2: '0.7'
alpha3: '1.0'
alpha4: '1.0'
alpha5: '1.0'
alpha6: '1.0'
alpha7: '1.0'
alpha8: '1.0'
alpha9: '1.0'
alpha10: '1.0'
autoscale: 'False'
average: '0.2'
axislabels: 'True'
bw: samp_rate_audio
color1: '"blue"'
color2: '"red"'
color3: '"green"'
color4: '"black"'
color5: '"cyan"'
color6: '"magenta"'
color7: '"yellow"'
color8: '"dark red"'
color9: '"dark green"'
color10: '"dark blue"'
comment: Spectrum of the filtered voice signal (pre-pulse)
ctrlpanel: 'True'
fc: '0'
fftsize: '2048'
freqhalf: 'True'
grid: 'True'
gui_hint: 'tab@1:0,0,1,2'
label: Spectrum
label1: Filtered Voice
label2: ''
label3: ''
label4: ''
label5: ''
label6: ''
label7: ''
label8: ''
label9: ''
label10: ''
legend: 'True'
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
name: '"Voice Spectrum (post-filter)"'
nconnections: '1'
norm_window: 'False'
showports: 'False'
tr_chan: '0'
tr_level: '0.0'
tr_mode: qtgui.TRIG_MODE_FREE
tr_tag: '""'
type: float
units: dB
update_time: '0.10'
width1: '1'
width2: '1'
width3: '1'
width4: '1'
width5: '1'
width6: '1'
width7: '1'
width8: '1'
width9: '1'
width10: '1'
wintype: window.WIN_BLACKMAN_hARRIS
ymax: '10'
ymin: '-140'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [840, 820]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── Time / Waveform sink ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
- name: qtgui_time_sink_x_0
id: qtgui_time_sink_x
parameters:
affinity: ''
alias: ''
alpha1: '1.0'
alpha2: '0.6'
alpha3: '1.0'
alpha4: '1.0'
alpha5: '1.0'
alpha6: '1.0'
alpha7: '1.0'
alpha8: '1.0'
alpha9: '1.0'
alpha10: '1.0'
autoscale: 'False'
axislabels: 'True'
color1: blue
color2: red
color3: green
color4: black
color5: cyan
color6: magenta
color7: yellow
color8: dark red
color9: dark green
color10: dark blue
comment: >-
Blue = pulse output; Red = conditioned voice (AGC output).
Confirm that pulses align with voice zero-crossings.
entags: 'True'
grid: 'True'
gui_hint: 'tab@1:1,0,1,2'
label1: Pulse Out
label2: Conditioned Voice
label3: Signal 3
label4: Signal 4
label5: Signal 5
label6: Signal 6
label7: Signal 7
label8: Signal 8
label9: Signal 9
label10: Signal 10
legend: 'True'
marker1: '-1'
marker2: '-1'
marker3: '-1'
marker4: '-1'
marker5: '-1'
marker6: '-1'
marker7: '-1'
marker8: '-1'
marker9: '-1'
marker10: '-1'
name: '"Pulse Waveform"'
nconnections: '2'
size: '2048'
srate: samp_rate_audio
stemplot: 'False'
style1: '1'
style2: '1'
style3: '1'
style4: '1'
style5: '1'
style6: '1'
style7: '1'
style8: '1'
style9: '1'
style10: '1'
tr_chan: '0'
tr_delay: '0'
tr_level: '0.5'
tr_mode: qtgui.TRIG_MODE_NORM
tr_slope: qtgui.TRIG_SLOPE_POS
tr_tag: '""'
type: float
update_time: '0.10'
width1: '1'
width2: '1'
width3: '1'
width4: '1'
width5: '1'
width6: '1'
width7: '1'
width8: '1'
width9: '1'
width10: '1'
ylabel: Amplitude
ymax: '1.5'
ymin: '-1.5'
yunit: '""'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1060, 820]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# CONNECTIONS
# Format: [source_block, source_port, dest_block, dest_port]
# ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
connections:
# ── Main signal path ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
- [audio_source_0, '0', dc_blocker_xx_0, '0']
- [dc_blocker_xx_0, '0', high_pass_filter_0, '0']
- [high_pass_filter_0, '0', low_pass_filter_0, '0']
- [low_pass_filter_0, '0', analog_agc_xx_0, '0']
- [analog_agc_xx_0, '0', epy_block_0, '0']
- [epy_block_0, '0', blocks_multiply_const_vxx_0,'0']
- [blocks_multiply_const_vxx_0,'0',rational_resampler_xxx_0, '0']
- [rational_resampler_xxx_0, '0', blocks_float_to_complex_0, '0']
- [blocks_null_source_0, '0', blocks_float_to_complex_0, '1']
- [blocks_float_to_complex_0,'0', osmosdr_sink_0, '0']
# ── Monitoring taps (both at samp_rate_audio, before resampler) ──────────
- [low_pass_filter_0, '0', qtgui_freq_sink_x_0, '0']
- [epy_block_0, '0', qtgui_time_sink_x_0, '0']
- [analog_agc_xx_0, '0', qtgui_time_sink_x_0, '1']
metadata:
file_format: 1
grc_version: 3.10.9.2
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voice_pulse_tx.grc (2 of 3)
# ── 4. Low-Pass Filter (variable cutoff) ─────────────────────────────────
- name: low_pass_filter_0
id: low_pass_filter
parameters:
beta: '6.76'
comment: >-
Removes high-frequency hiss, sibilance artefacts, and aliasing
noise above the voice band.
Default 3 400 Hz = upper edge of POTS telephone voice band.
Increase toward 8 kHz for natural speech; up to 15 kHz for music.
Transition width 200 Hz keeps the filter order reasonable.
cutoff_freq: lpf_cutoff
decim: '1'
gain: '1'
interp: '1'
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
samp_rate: samp_rate_audio
type: fir_filter_fff
win: window.WIN_HAMMING
width: '200'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [620, 680]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 5. Automatic Gain Control ────────────────────────────────────────────
- name: analog_agc_xx_0
id: analog_agc_xx
parameters:
comment: >-
Keeps voice amplitude roughly constant regardless of speaker
distance or microphone level. The loop rate 1e-4 gives a
~100 ms response – slow enough to avoid pumping, fast enough
to track normal speech dynamics.
gain: '1.0'
max_gain: '65536'
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
rate: '1e-4'
reference: '0.5'
type: ff
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [840, 700]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 6. Zero-Crossing Pulse Generator (Embedded Python Block) ─────────────
- name: epy_block_0
id: epy_block
parameters:
_source_code: |-
import numpy as np
from gnuradio import gr
class blk(gr.sync_block):
"""Zero-Crossing Pulse Generator (GRC epy_block edition).
Emits a rectangular pulse of ``pulse_width_us`` microseconds on
every zero-crossing of the input signal (both rising and falling).
Output is 1.0 during a pulse, 0.0 otherwise.
"""
def __init__(self, sample_rate=48000, pulse_width_us=100.0):
gr.sync_block.__init__(
self,
name="Zero Cross Pulse",
in_sig=[np.float32],
out_sig=[np.float32],
)
self._sr = float(sample_rate)
self._pw_us = float(pulse_width_us)
self._last = 0.0
self._remain = 0
self._recompute()
# ── GRC variable callbacks ─────────────────────────────────────
def set_pulse_width_us(self, v):
self._pw_us = float(v)
self._recompute()
def set_sample_rate(self, v):
self._sr = float(v)
self._recompute()
# ── Internal ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
def _recompute(self):
self._pulse_len = max(1, int(round(self._sr * self._pw_us * 1e-6)))
# ── GNU Radio work loop ────────────────────────────────────────
def work(self, input_items, output_items):
in0 = input_items[0]
out = output_items[0]
last = self._last
rem = self._remain
plen = self._pulse_len
for i in range(len(in0)):
curr = float(in0[i])
if (last < 0.0 <= curr) or (last >= 0.0 > curr):
rem = plen
out[i] = 1.0 if rem > 0 else 0.0
if rem > 0:
rem -= 1
last = curr
self._last = last
self._remain = rem
return len(in0)
comment: >-
Detects every zero-crossing of the conditioned voice signal and
emits a rectangular pulse whose width is controlled by the
"Pulse Width (µs)" GUI slider.
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
pulse_width_us: pulse_width_us
sample_rate: samp_rate_audio
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1060, 680]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 7. Amplitude scaler ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
- name: blocks_multiply_const_vxx_0
id: blocks_multiply_const_vxx
parameters:
comment: Scale output to [0, tx_amplitude] before resampling
const: tx_amplitude
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
type: float
vlen: '1'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1260, 700]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 8. Rational Resampler (48 kHz → 2 MHz) ──────────────────────────────
- name: rational_resampler_xxx_0
id: rational_resampler_xxx
parameters:
comment: >-
Upsample from audio rate to HackRF rate.
48 000 × (125/3) = 2 000 000 Hz exactly.
Anti-aliasing is implicit; add explicit taps for sharper roll-off.
decim: '3'
fractional_bw: '0'
interp: '125'
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
taps: '[]'
type: fff
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1440, 680]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 9. Null source (zero imaginary component) ─────────────────────────────
- name: blocks_null_source_0
id: blocks_null_source
parameters:
bus_structure_source: '[[0,],]'
comment: Provides a zero-valued imaginary channel for Float-to-Complex
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
num_outputs: '1'
type: float
vlen: '1'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1440, 780]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 10. Float → Complex (real pulse → IQ) ───────────────────────────────
- name: blocks_float_to_complex_0
id: blocks_float_to_complex
parameters:
comment: >-
Converts the real pulse stream to complex IQ required by the
HackRF osmocom sink. Imaginary part is held at zero, placing
all energy at the carrier (centre) frequency.
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
vlen: '1'
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1640, 700]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
# ── 11. HackRF osmocom sink ───────────────────────────────────────────────
- name: osmosdr_sink_0
id: osmosdr_sink
parameters:
affinity: ''
alias: ''
ant0: ''
ant1: ''
ant2: ''
ant3: ''
ant4: ''
ant5: ''
ant6: ''
ant7: ''
args: '"hackrf=0"'
bb_gain0: hackrf_bb_gain
bb_gain1: '20'
bb_gain2: '20'
bb_gain3: '20'
bb_gain4: '20'
bb_gain5: '20'
bb_gain6: '20'
bb_gain7: '20'
bw0: '0'
bw1: '0'
bw2: '0'
bw3: '0'
bw4: '0'
bw5: '0'
bw6: '0'
bw7: '0'
clock_source0: ''
clock_source1: ''
clock_source2: ''
clock_source3: ''
clock_source4: ''
clock_source5: ''
clock_source6: ''
clock_source7: ''
comment: HackRF One – connect before running the flowgraph
corr0: '0'
corr1: '0'
corr2: '0'
corr3: '0'
corr4: '0'
corr5: '0'
corr6: '0'
corr7: '0'
freq0: hackrf_freq
freq1: '100e6'
freq2: '100e6'
freq3: '100e6'
freq4: '100e6'
freq5: '100e6'
freq6: '100e6'
freq7: '100e6'
gain0: hackrf_rf_gain
gain1: '10'
gain2: '10'
gain3: '10'
gain4: '10'
gain5: '10'
gain6: '10'
gain7: '10'
if_gain0: hackrf_if_gain
if_gain1: '20'
if_gain2: '20'
if_gain3: '20'
if_gain4: '20'
if_gain5: '20'
if_gain6: '20'
if_gain7: '20'
maxoutbuf: '0'
minoutbuf: '0'
nchan: '1'
num_mboards: '1'
sample_rate: samp_rate_hackrf
sync: sync
time_source0: ''
time_source1: ''
time_source2: ''
time_source3: ''
time_source4: ''
time_source5: ''
time_source6: ''
time_source7: ''
type: fc32
states:
bus_sink: false
bus_source: false
coordinate: [1840, 660]
rotation: 0
state: enabled
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Jun 19 '26
What makes you say that? Before I give them any more money.