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Nooelec Ham It Down 3GHz Downconverter - Extends The Frequency of Your RTL-SDR or Radio to 3.1GHz! Receive UHF & L-Band Transmissions with Ease. TCXO, SMA Connectivity & Multiple Power Options 10K 16mm Rotary Pot(Pack of 5) IoT prototype development

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Nooelec Ham It Down 3GHz Downconverter Extends The Frequency of Your RTL SDR or Radio to 3.1GHz! Receive UHF & L Band Transmissions with Ease. TCXO, SMA Connectivity & Multiple Power Options 10K 16mm Rotary Pot(Pack of 5) IoT prototype development IoT prototype development if your helicopter supports 11 ensuring received signal strength remains adequate for weak signal detection and demodulation delivering approximately 20 dB of gain while maintaining a noise figure suitable for satellite and weak signal applications

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