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KerberosSDR - 4 Channel Coherent RTL-SDR for direction finding, passive radar, beam forming

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KerberosSDR – A 4-Channel Phase Coherent RTL-SDR for Passive Radar, Direction Finding and More!
The RTL-SDR software defined radio phenomenon has changed the world by unlocking low cost access to the radio spectrum. Whilst RTL-SDR is now a relatively mature commodity item that almost everyone whose tinkered with electronics has played with, there is still so much more potential to be unlocked.

A phase coherent RTL-SDR can be made out of two or more RTL-SDR dongles that share a common clock. With a bit of help from a noise source, the RTL-SDRs can be synced together. Once synced interesting applications become available, such as direction finding, beam forming and passive radar.

Phase coherent RTL-SDRs have been worked on and demonstrated several times over the past few years, but at RTL-SDR.com we've been disappointed to find that so far there hasn't been any easy way to replicate these experiments.

The required hardware has been difficult to build and access, and the software has been kept as unreleased closed source or has been too complicated to install and use.

Receive channels
4 channels
Synchronization options
  • Phase coherent,
  • Shared clock

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How many antennas are required for KerberosSDR experiments and full operation?

You can start experimenting with just two antennas for a 2-RX passive radar demo. Passive radar using reference and surveillance channels can use two directional antennas. Full 4-channel direction finding or beam-forming requires four omni-directional antennas, such as magnetic whips. For passive radar with a drone, use two reference antennas and two surveillance antennas.

Verified by SDRstore · 11/01/2026
Can KerberosSDR track a drone that is transmitting RF?

Yes, KerberosSDR can track a drone transmitting RF, such as telemetry or control signals. For direction finding, connect four antennas and run the AoA demo for live bearings. For passive radar, point two reference antennas at an FM or TV transmitter and two surveillance antennas at the drone; echoes can then appear. No extra devices are needed beyond KerberosSDR and the antennas. Accuracy depends on signal strength and antenna layout.

Verified by SDRstore · 11/01/2026

Customer questions

Do we need 4 antennas for this to work or can we make a test with only 2?
SDRstore Support SDRstore reply
You can start experimenting with just two antennas if you’re only doing a 2-RX passive radar demo, but for full 4-channel direction finding or beam-forming you’ll need all four antennas. Passive radar (reference + surveillance): 2 directional antennas are sufficient. Direction finding / beam-forming: 4 omni-directional antennas (e.g. magnetic whips) are required.
Can I use this for tracking drones?
SDRstore Support SDRstore reply
Yes, you can track a drone as long as it’s transmitting RF (telemetry or control). Direction finding: plug in 4 antennas and run the AoA demo for live bearings. Passive radar: point 2 “reference” antennas at an FM/TV transmitter and 2 “surveillance” antennas at the drone-echoes will pop out. No extra devices needed, just KerberosSDR and your antennas. Accuracy depends on signal strength and antenna layout.

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