Thank you to SignalsEverywhere, aka Sarah Rose, for writing in and sharing some updates on what she's been working on recently.
First, Sarah provides an updated video that shows off her Benshi Dash Android application (GithHub, Name-Your-Price Store Download) for VR N76, UV Pro, and other similar handheld radios with Bluetooth connectivity.
Benshi Dash | The Ultimate Radio Dashboard for VR-N76 UV-PRO Etc
Next, she notes that she uploaded a video showing the power of Google's Gemini AI, and how she was able to use it to vibe code a HackRF TV transmitter program on Linux in just a few minutes.
Vibe Coding a TV Transmitter on Linux with a HackRF
Next, she mentions that she also built an RTL-SDR NTSC Receiver for Android, based on the TVSharp decoder. It is available on GitHub and via her name-your-price store, with a $0.00 minimum spend.
Finally, Sarah writes that she has also created a NOAA SAME weather encoder for use with a HackRF on Linux or Android. This allows users to transmit NOAA SAME (Specific Area Message Encoding) alerts, which are weather alerts typically transmitted on the NOAA Weather Radio frequency, transmitted around 162 MHz. The software is available via GitHub, or via her store for $10 (Linux edition / Android edition).
