Deep Dive into Chanalyzer by MetaGeek

MetaGeek Casey goes over some basic to advanced features of Chanalyzer + Wi-Spy and then answers questions at the end. In the webinar you’ll learn how to use Chanalyzer to:
Locate and identify sources of interference
Find and eliminate WiFi dead spots
Record, pause, and rewind spectrum data
Build professional, customized reports

[@richardhall6292]

This is an excellent introduction. This definitely helps answer a lot of introductory questions. Super excited to start using this in the field, and ask more in depth questions.

[@chrisslaunwhite9097]

Awesome Demo! definitely looking into this in the near future

[@timscaife4059]

Can you find a jammer if someone like neighbor is using a jammer.where do I get this chanalyser.

[@sbghannibal]

What do you guy use to generate interferance source, it would be nice to show an interferance source when learning our technicians

[@paranoidzkitszo]

google signal generator

[@desmondallindrallintscmint7479]

Any possibility to cover the entire spectrum from 10MHz - 6 or even 8 GHz ie adapting Chanalyzer and antennas to cover the range?

[@paranoidzkitszo]

If you want to geek out/ get technical then what you want is an SDR- software defined radio..don't let the name descieve you! It is not limitted to "radio"- a device such as the HackRF, Pluto, USRP...but specifically the first of those can display activity from10hz up to and way above te ranges you desire. Wild right? You just need to learn some software to view the spectrum/ waterfal...GNU Radio is the 1 to use...or SDR Sharp...with the HackRF, you can actual add on/ buy the completted version where a case and another module is added on makng it the HackRF PortaPack..this way you have something that is like a GameBoy, a portable, powerful spectrum analyzer! It's a wicked device!

[@jackklenk4352]

7:51 - Is this a trolling attempt? Why put a picture of a Mac and say “Windows Only”