Radioberry HF SDR Transceiver Hat For Raspberry Pi 4 With AD9866 12 Bit Broadband Modem Ham Radio SDR Card For Pi DIY SDR Transceiver Shield For Amateur Radio Enthusiasts
✔️ Supports 0-30 MHz HF, 384 kHz BW, output up to 10 dBm
The HF SDR Transceiver Hat for Raspberry Pi 4 adds a ready-to-use, open-source SDR transceiver to your Raspberry Pi. It’s aimed at amateur radio hobbyists wanting a compact, DIY-friendly setup to transmit and receive across 0-30 MHz. Typical use includes learning SDR concepts, field experiments, and building portable stations.
✅ 0-30 MHz HF spectrum coverage with direct down/up conversion
✅ Output power up to 10 dBm for portable operation
✅ Maximum receiving bandwidth 384 kHz with A/B dual reception
✅ Intel Cyclone 10LP FPGA with 10CL25 support
✅ AD9866 12-bit broadband modem for SDR front-end
✅ Power drawn from Raspberry Pi 5V supply (no extra PSU required)
✅ 0.25 mirror system works with PiHPSDR and SparkSDR gateways
✅ PA5Wv2 amplifier expansion allows up to 3W and can push >100W with external PA
✅ Includes 1 x v2.0 SDR transceiver board and 1 x heat dissipation fan
✅ Color: Black; open-source with basic setup; advanced features require exploration
💡 What is an HF SDR transceiver hat used for with a Raspberry Pi? This handy device lets you turn a Pi into a compact HF transceiver for learning, experimentation, and portable operations.
- Handy for hobbyists to explore radio concepts and field readiness - Useful for learning SDR workflows and running Pi-based SDR clients - Great for portable setups, remote operation, and educational projects✝️