FPV Scanner for HackRF Live

FPV Scanner for HackRF turns your phone with a USB OTG SDR receiver (HackRF One, ADALM-Pluto or Fobos SDR) into a radio scanner. Pricing: All features are free for 60 minutes of receiver use (only the time with the board connected counts) or 7 days. After that, a one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full version: no subscriptions, no ads, no accounts. Features: • Real-time spectrum and waterfall, tuning by buttons, typing or dragging the plot. Range 1 – 7250 MHz. • Automatic search for analog FPV video (PAL/NTSC) in a chosen frequency range: found signals are verified by the built-in decoder and the picture is shown. A fast sweep of the whole range takes a fraction of a second. • Color PAL/NTSC video, stable sync on weak signals, video recording to a file. • Below 1000 MHz: detailed analysis of narrowband signals — FM stations, two-way radios (NFM/AM), digital channels are labelled separately. • Listen to found stations and radios right from the list (NFM, WFM, AM). • Car mode: continuous search, thumbnails of found video in a 2×4 grid with a sound alert for new finds; the strongest signal in the first cell. • The receiver connects automatically when it appears on USB; everything is set up by itself: gain, sample rate, video standard, polarity. • Web page on the local network: spectrum, video and audio can be watched from another phone or computer on the same Wi‑Fi network. • Interface in English and Ukrainian (follows the system language). Requirements: • A HackRF One, ADALM-Pluto or Fobos SDR receiver (sold separately) connected through an OTG cable. The board draws about 0.5 A, so a powered OTG cable or hub is needed. • A phone with USB Host (OTG) support, Android 8.1 or newer. The app only receives signals and transmits nothing. It collects and sends no data — see the privacy policy. Receiving radio signals may be regulated in your country; use the app within the law.