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Thanks 🙏

Thanks you 🙏 I will need to explore a bit more. I would like to prepare some attacks scenarios and show how we could report them with Nzyme

For the temperature sensors and GPS, there are presets for how frequently data should be broadcast. However, as far as I remember, this data is not sent via text message but can be retrieved through the app, likely to prevent nodes from spamming. As for performing this type of automation solely with the ESP32, I’m not sure it’s feasible. Connecting the ESP32 to a PC would probably make this doable with some basic scripts. That’s a really interesting use case, and I’d love to explore it further in future tests

Bonjour Guy, je ne sais pas si on peut réellement parler de map officielle car les données sont sur le réseau et il est possible de les consulter librement utilisant MQTT. meshmap.net est populaire mais il est possible de trouver des versions avec d'avantages de fonctionnalités comme meshtastic.liamcottle.net/

Salut Chris, c'est pour atteindre un public plus large et aussi améliorer mon anglais of course !

Of course not! But I enjoy comparing all the different initiatives. I feel they've become more popular since the release of the Flipper Zero.

Ton message m'a bien fait rire ! Cette vidéo est datée. Je pense que ce site est désormais obsolète.

@@samxplogs je sais c'etait pour la blague :)

It measures distance

Thanks! I really enjoy these types of projects. I have more of them on my to-do list.

Merci beaucoup 🙏 c’est vrai qu’il y a plus de créateurs de contenu en anglais qu’en français. Mais je trouve que les francophones sont plus originaux. Je pense notamment à @kanjian_fr

Merci beaucoup ! J'ai encore du pain sur la planche pour en traduire certaines :)

Thank you, really happy to read this. I believe nzyme has a lot of potential. I am currently thinking of building a different setup with several WiFi.

Hi Troy, I did this demo th-cam.com/video/lN7pF3B769U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iUN1mjO2hiuj577d Let me know what kind of content you are looking for the Willy 🤗

Hi Petr, I did indeed use the term according with the Flipper Zero, where a RAW signal is recorded without decoding. The only processing involved is that the signals are demodulated in accordance with the modulation settings.

@@samxplogs Im not expert in the fiel, but they have something called "Raw protocol", im acctualy able to kinda "emulate" that with technique indeed similar to SDR (mz protocol is much simplier, but without source code, i nad not tell how good is this one), but you generaly need to know modulation, and bitrate, or you will end up recieving non-sesne... Raw signal is when you just hit rec, and you can achieved that onlz with Software Defined Radio ;-) So you can call it rad protocol, but its not raw signal ;-)

@neronlaqua ça serait incroyable si tu veut moi aussi je fait des vidéo sur le flipper zero

J’avais vu cette application de tracker permettant de rajouter une sortie jack 3.5. github.com/LTVA1/flizzer_tracker Mais pour la faisabilité, je ne préfère pas me prononcer.

je viens de voir dans la dernière vidéo de Derek, il montre comment y connecter un haut parleur avec les GPIO th-cam.com/video/b0F8LqUHK58/w-d-xo.html

@@samxplogs merci c'est exactement ce que je cherchais !

Hi Nmac, Here is on GitHub github.com/DrZlo13/flipper-zero-usb-midi otherwise you should find it on the store as well 🤗

Hey Drock, this is obviously an introduction. Let me know what you would like to see covered in another video. If you check the channel I’ve also used the evilcrow to clone a garage door that use rolling code.

Merci beaucoup Laurent. J’ai commencé à compléter avec cette vidéo th-cam.com/video/zoYylSmNjjk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zktevZTRK8jVqdYV pour rajouter des capteurs sur la carte de la radio T-beam. A bientôt 🤗

You need one nfr24l01 module

@@Aph0ph1s is there a stick in mod or does it need to be wired ? Any link ?

Hi Dave, thanks for pointing out. I actually displayed steps with 1.2 but I ended up installing 1.4. And for my understanding these are only stats about memory consumption and I am not over using it. Please find a copy here, I've run the installation a second time: . Variables and constants in RAM (global, static), used 40804 / 80192 bytes (50%) ║ SEGMENT BYTES DESCRIPTION ╠══ DATA 1672 initialized variables ╠══ RODATA 5740 constants ╚══ BSS 33392 zeroed variables . Instruction RAM (IRAM_ATTR, ICACHE_RAM_ATTR), used 62383 / 65536 bytes (95%) ║ SEGMENT BYTES DESCRIPTION ╠══ ICACHE 32768 reserved space for flash instruction cache ╚══ IRAM 29615 code in IRAM . Code in flash (default, ICACHE_FLASH_ATTR), used 397864 / 1048576 bytes (37%) ║ SEGMENT BYTES DESCRIPTION ╚══ IROM 397864 code in flash

Thanks Sam

Merci beaucoup Franck 🙏

The plus 2 has better battery

@@vltz9613 They are both the plus 2, no?

I would say it’s more a complementary project. It’s almost one man show. Troy is working hard but does not have full time to work on it. The HackRF has a large community and is present for more than a decade. But you could jump on both to use your development and hacking skills 🤗

Maybe invest in better headphones it’s crystal clear to me and my hearing is bad

Bonjour Sylvain, merci beaucoup. Est-ce que l’on peut suivre ton avancement quelque part? Je serai curieux de voir comment tu procèdes.

Hello Jakub, this functionality will be amazing. I’m not sure if any other apps are currently using this module, but hopefully, someone can build on it and add this capability to the current application.

I mean it’s 110 dollars cheaper 😂😂

Essentially, anything you could do in the terminal on a Raspberry Pi, you could do on the go with this. However, its main purpose was to be used for the all-in-one messaging application, Beepy.

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