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VoyagerRF Micro

A small form factor ESP32 WiFi Devboard for Flipper Zero with GPS.





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Intro

From previous VoyagerRF and VoyagerRFv2 I realized that I wanted something smaller since many times I won’t need the nRF24 nor the CC1101 attachment. So, that’s why I crafted the VoyagerRF Micro, a compact horizontally mounted ESP32-C3 based WiFi/BLE Devboard that supports Marauder firmware developed by justcallmekoko and Ghost_ESP by Spooks4576. It supports several feaures such as EvilPortal, Wardriving, Bluetooth tools, WiFi tools and the NeoPixel RGB LED.

Let’s check the new features:

And the features inherited from previous versions:

Remember that the VoyagerRF Micro can be also updated via the Web Flasher following the steps in the website. It’s so easy, just connect the board via USB to your PC with Google Chrome browser, click 3 buttons and you are ready to go!

If you are reading this, it is because I have units 🟢 in stock. If you are interested in getting the board and other accessories, you can contact me. Check out the bundles and boards to see the prices.




Galery

Here you have more photos with the small and included case and the extra full cover:

Front:


Back:


Some more details here and there 🌊:





Bundles and Boards

If you are interested in getting the board and the case, you can contact me on my email kashmir_54@hotmail.com and I will get back to you! If you read this, that’s because they are 🟢 in stock!


VoyagerRF Micro with full cover / 50€

Available in black or white. Antennas can be black or white separatelly, as you prefer.

Includes:


VoyagerRF Micro / 45€

Available in black or white. The antenna can be black or white separatelly, as you prefer.

Includes:




3D case files

You can download the STL for the small cases and the full case here soon!

Part File Thingiverse
GPS antenna cover v1_micro_mini_cover.stl TBA
Full case v1_micro_full_cover.stl TBA


To mount it you will need:





Tutorials

You can use the tutorials for the VoyagerRFv1 and VoyagerRFv2! I will remake a tutorial section with a compilation for all boards, so it is not as messy as now 😬.

DISCLAIMER: All tutorials and information are solely for educational purposes and not an intended use of the device. They provide a hands-on experience in the field of cybersecurity and penetration testing. Any illegal use is strictly prohibited. Test on your own environment and with your own gear.


Troubleshooting

GPS is afected by weather, buildings, etc. Best option to get a fix with a set of satellites is to keep the Flipper upwards so the GPS antena aims to the sky. Stay outdoors and wait for the module to get the fix (red light blinks).

Make sure you have the board fully connected into the flipper. Go to the menu and enter the Marauder app again.

Make sure you have enough battery in the Flipper.

Hit the reset button (the one in the bottom of the board).

Last option, go to the Web Flasher and reinstall the firmware, just it case it got corrupted.

Make sure to use 32GB or less MicroSD card, FAT32 file format and avoid using SanDisk brand (awkward, but the brand counts).

Connect the SD card before entering the ESP32 WiFi Marauder app.

Thank you for reading and for your interest in the board. I hope you enjoy this project as much as I do!