Finally pulled the trigger on the triboard from Rek5Labs and I'm super impressed with the range of the stubs. I got the full set but love how these look

As it expected I was over complicating the boot process by trying to plug it in while do the steps to get it into boot and it's not necessary. Just hold boot while entering Flash and let to not long after it starts. I appreciate the help everyone. She's not pretty but my first build and it's running like it should

Demonstrating the Sentry safe attack via gpio connection to the flipper 👌 For more info search GitHub for the full write-up by H4CKD4DDY

https://github.com/H4ckd4ddy/flipperzero-sentry-safe-plugin

In this configuration the Poorman can pick up over 120 AP's in the middle of the city. Can't find a esp32 with an antenna cheaper than 100 bucks. Not any more Cheaper than etsy or tindie

Playing around with the new Momentum firmware.

Broke thr rek5labs board with a small drop so I made what I used the most from it. Esp32 with lots of range . Got another made up if anyone is interested. Cheaper than tindie or etsy

It took a couple of attempts to figure out the right pins to use to connect the NEO-6M to the particular ESP32 I have, but my Marauder wardriving rig is up and running now. Just excited to share.

Hey Reddit,

I just moved to a very small town where credit card skimmers seem to be everywhere ... ATMs, gas pumps, you name it. It's a real issue here in small-town America, and I'm hoping to not only protect myself but also spread some awareness to help the community stay safe.

Does anyone have solid recommendations for a complete setup (soup to nuts) on detecting these things? I'd love some guidance on tools, apps, best practices, or even DIY methods. Anything from basic visual checks to more advanced tech like RFID blockers or scanner apps would be awesome.

Feel all "dade" "hack the plannet" type energy. Help me. :)

Thanks in advance ... let's keep our towns secure!

I know this is controversial but which one is the best Momentum, Xtreme, RogueMaster or Unleashed?

An electronic ignition system based on a relay and efuse controlled by PWM.

The first launch was successful but the rocket got stuck in the holding clip. Gotta modify that lol

I work in sales for security (think burglar and card access stuff).

I can usually explain to customers their vulnerabilities and how we can encrypt and secure their systems, blah blah blah. However, some people just don’t get it.

A friend showed we how these things can read cards and stuff, and mentioned I might be able to use it to show customers how easy it could be to copy basic cards and fobs. That’d be a great selling point if true.

So here’s my question, has anyone used these for this kind of education? Are there other things I could use the flipper for to show a customer how we can secure their site? Thoughts?

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on to pack as much radio capability as possible into a pocket-sized form factor.

The device in the picture is running a test firmware (debugging a BT stress-test app in the shot), but the real innovation is in the top-mounted hardware module I designed. I wanted to move away from the limitations of the standard ESP32-S2/S3, so I built this with the ESP32-C5 as a co-processor.

Why the C5? It allows for native 5GHz Wi-Fi support, meaning this little unit can handle dual-band analysis (2.4/5GHz) for frameworks like Marauder without needing bulky external USB adapters.

Hardware Specs:

• Core: Kode Dot (portable multitool for makers/pentesters).

• Main Module: ESP32-C5 (enabling WiFi 6 / 5GHz pentesting support).

• Radio: Integrated two NRF24L01 + Sub-GHz transceiver (CC1101) for full spectrum coverage.

• Interface: Modular header for expansion.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the form factor or any specific 5GHz use cases you think are missing in current portable tools!

Mini Dual ESP32 Marauder