Fundamentals of radio monitoring:

Analysis of RTR, RER, REB – their goals, objectives, similarities and differences.

Simple radio monitoring tools:

Overview of devices (Tsukorok, TyniSA Ultra, basic kit).
How they work, their technical characteristics, capabilities, and equipment.
Advantages and disadvantages of each device, application features.

Spectra and frequencies:

Theoretical and practical aspects of working with different frequency bands.
Methods of searching for signals, what spectrograms look like.

Antennas:

Types of antennas (directional and circular), their application for various radio monitoring devices.
Main characteristics: standing wave ratio (SWR), radiation pattern, signal gain.

Practical part

Radio monitoring:

Using the TyniSA Ultra spectrum analyser and the basic kit to work in the UHF, VHF, 700-1100 MHz, 1.2, 2.4, 5.8 GHz bands and satellite navigation frequencies.

Signal analysis:

Study of spectrograms of various sources (Wi-Fi, DJI Mavic, REB in the defined bands, VTX at 1.2 and 5.8 GHz).

Direction finding:

Determining the direction to a signal source using directional antennas. This intensive course will allow participants to gain basic theoretical knowledge and practical skills in working with radio monitoring equipment.