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Firmware upgrade for Quanum Cyclops FPV googles that adds support for manual channel selection, textual information on main screen and battery level alarm.
A Arduino library to control a RichWave 5.8 GHz RX Chip. Commonly used in Boscam FPV modules.
Some Arduino RX5808 Lap Timer experiments
rx5808 5.8ghz SPI scanner with display
A 5.8ghz scanner/receiver based on the RX5808 module
RF tool based on CC1101 module and Arduino Pro Micro 8VMHz/3.3V. Allows using CLI with human readable commands to control CC1101 board over USB interface. Putty or any other serial terminal can be …
BLE and Bluetooth Jammer with nRF24L01 and ESP32
BLE jammer using NRF240L+ modules and Maple Mini (STM32)
Looking for those jamming files that were removed from custom firmwares? Here they are. Only for educational purposes, of course.
Universal wireless communication library for embedded devices
This driver library can be used for many libraries that use a simple RF ASK module, with the advantages of the cc1101 module. It offers many direct setting options as in SmartRF Studio and calculat…
Perfect companion for your Flipper Zero. ESP32 with WiFi, BT/BLE, micro-SD, camera+PSRAM, flashlight and extras: NRF24/CC1101, 3V/5V sensors
Crashes iOS 17 Devices using a really any device
fOmey / ESP32Marauder
Forked from justcallmekoko/ESP32MarauderA suite of WiFi/Bluetooth offensive and defensive tools for the ESP32
Flipper Zero app to flash ESP chips from the device (no computer connection needed!)
Evil portal app for the flipper zero + WiFi dev board
Running Linux on RP2040 with the help of RISC-V emulation
A portable ESP32-based WiFi/Bluetooth scanner for Wigle.net.
The Dom amongst the Flipper Zero Firmware. Give your Flipper the power and freedom it is really craving. Let it show you its true form. Dont delay, switch to the one and only true Master today!
Natural Language to Code
AI Generates Code Using Python and GPT-3
a collection of boards ive designed for the Flipper zero. more are on their way!
PVS-69 is a FOSSCAD Monocular Night Vision Device (MNVD). It uses a camera and small screen, rather than a phosphor tube and is made to be mounted to a combat helmet.