So in this video, we're going to sniff signals of this FPP camera, which transmit using this transmitter.
And this is a drone camera, and we can power this camera using this battery, which used to power drone.
And this is the camera, as you can see.
So this is a flip camera, which is a first person view camera, and we can get the results on a mobile
phone using this receiver, which is a five point eight gigahertz receiver, and we can receive the
life video of our First-Person view camera using this transmitter and receiver.
So let me show you.
So as you can see, when I'm moving the camera and getting the result on my mobile phone.
So we are going to head this camera using our head, got a one device.
And on how kind of fun we are going to use a different dinner.
So let me just power on my haircut if one device connected.
So this is a five gigahertz antenna, which we are using.
Since our camera is using five gigahertz transmitter, we are using a five gigahertz haircut if one
antenna.
So you can easily purchase this antenna.
And now let's just start the practical process.
So first, what we will what we have to do is we just have to start thick digger.
So let me go into ham radio and start Fig Digger.
And make sure your hat, if one device is also connected, as you can see my haircut, if one device
is connected and we are going to sniff signals on five point eight gigahertz frequency since our camera
is using five point eight gigahertz transmitter and receiver.
So we are going to sniff the signals on this five point eight gigahertz frequency.
As you can see it here, I've just selected this frequency so you can select this frequency by going
into the settings and what you can see.
The five point eight gigahertz frequency and the sample rate or hit is 20.
So I have to maximize the sample rate so we can get the good signals.
So these are the settings, other settings are default, I haven't changed anything.
So let's just press, okay, and let's just start.
And it's asking us to decimate.
Now, but I will say no.
And right now, we are not getting any signals because I haven't corrected my camera with the battery,
so let me connect my camera first and.
You can see the signals now.
As I've connected my camera from the battery, we are getting signals on five point eight gegard frequency.
So we'll collect all of the graph on which we are getting the signal.
And let's just go into Inspector tab and select First Inspector.
Right.
And let's just open, inspector.
And all help first, we will maximise the breadth or tone to it, it's maximum, and let's just start.
And over here you can see the frequency.
So we'll select the complete frequency and by clicking left from the mouse and drag and drop right.
And you can see that clear frequency, but we can reset it by clicking right click and then we can again
set the frequency left click and drag and drop, and then we'll go into symbol stream.
And disconnect for two window and start recording, though, we will get some results.
We have to do a little bit of trial and error on the size of the window.
So it's a trial and error process.
So let's just do it, and let's just try to get some good results.
So this is a complete trial and error process, as you can see, we are getting some results, but these
results are not that clear.
So let's just increase it.
The Zoom, but still, it's not clear.
So let me decrease the width.
And usually I get good results on 300 plus, so let's just start with 400, and that's to decrease it
from here.
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And you can see some results, but still, these results are not that clear.
Let me just drag and drop on the frequency one more time.
And let's just Zoom.
We are getting results, as you can see, but these results are not.
Good enough.
So let's just.
The truth of it again.
Let's just start with 600, and let's just increase the Zoom, and let's just increase it from 600.
There's a drag and drop on the frequency one more time.
Let's just zoom in.
As Jeffrey said, the frequency and again, try.
And now we are getting some good results, as you can see.
So let me move my camera.
So as you can see.
My picture on.
On camera.
And this picture is missing from this one.
So these are some good results now we are getting some good results.
So let me move the camera.
On different places, and you can see my image.
As well.
So this is how you can get good results.
This is a trial and error process, as I told you before.
So I just did some trial and error, and now I am getting very good results using my head.
Got it from device and we can sniff these kind of cameras, whether they are two point four Gegard cameras
or five point eight gigahertz cameras.
So we can easily sniff these cameras using our Hecate if one device.
So you can also try this practical as well using your Hecate if one device.
Thank you.