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It's been a few years since our last radio project. We decided that we wanted to pick up where we left off on our passive radar journey, so first things first we needed a new radio telescope. Cogsworth, the one I built many years ago, was... a piece of shit. So we started from scratch and built XJ-9. It took a little finagling but we're back to where we left off, and now can work on the actually hard parts, like seeing through walls or 3d mapping an area.

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Manawyrm

Have you played around with using USB WiFi dongles (esp. MT76 chipset based ones) instead? When running those in monitor mode on Linux, you can just get a super nice stream of packets, including all the WiFi SSIDs, MAC addresses and the RSSI to go along with that. That would make for a much nicer image and you could also directly include the SSID of the WiFi into the picture.