Flipper Zero 2-in-1 RF Devboard, Ultra-Compact NRF24 + CC1101 Wireless Module, 2.4GHz & 433MHz, High Performance, Auto-Switch, Plug & Play(Support Momentum Firmware) -White

Perfect condition

Does everything advertised as far as i can tell but i want to save everyone 2+ hours of confusion and let you know that to use the 2.4 ghz antenna you need to download Momentum Firmware from google or whatever.

1st one would randomly crash my flipper. Returned it and got another. Have tested it extensively, have not been able to see a significant gain in range with c1101 side. If anything it makes the range worse. Tested a known 2.4 ghz vulnerable mouse and it was still unable to sniff. Not worth the $

Flipper Zero 2-in-1 RF Devboard, Ultra-Compact NRF24 + CC1101 W Why I chose it: Wanted to have NRF and CC1101 in a smaller package, and on the same board Build quality: Well made, it is a bare card, so you will need to print a case if you want one on it Functionality: It works exactly as it should, and offers the functionality of larger cards in a small package Pros/Cons/Changes: Wish it came with a cover Value for money: Good

works as expected

I Tried. I belive it worked for a moment when I first got it as the ability to choose external module worked prior. Now I can turn 5v power on to GPIO's and then go to SubGhz and select external and nothing. Then when I go back to main screen shows GPIO power turned off on its own. Like their was a short or something. Haven't taken the time to figure out the flash on the Board. But cant be harder to flash then the EVIL CROW V2. that took me a while. Incase their is doubt on the sellers side if I know anything about gadgets included a photo of a few I have lying around. Gave it 2 stars because when it did power up and flipper allowed me to use it was fun.

I originally got this to go with the flipper zero I was getting ready to buy. Well that never happened, but I WAS able to get some functionality out of this using an M5 C-stick. Using that it worked well enough, though all functionality wasn't available due to my inability to fully translate the pinout from flipper to M5, but that's not this devices fault. What I was able to use worked great, so I'm sure if I was using an actual flipper zero it would work without issue. Overall it seems well built, and a great addition for anyone who has a flipper

Unfortunately I can't test this thoroughly other than tell how it is made. I have been working to restore my Flipper that appears to have bricked after attempting to update for another dev board. So for now my Flipper has been down and I am not sure if I am going to update the Flipper for a few more months. When I do I will update my review. As for this board, it looks well made and I see no problems with it doing what it should. for my use I plan to do some scanning on my home 2.4ghz system to see how far/strong a signal I have around my house and pinpoint where external devices can be placed/used. So it has potential.