VoyagerRF Pro
A new version of the VoyagerRF (ESP32 WiFi/BLE Devboard for Flipper Zero) with GPS, MicroSD Card socket and 2G4M27SX chip (nRF24).
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Update or switch your firmware on the VoyagerRF Pro board easily! (Marauder / Ghost_ESP)
Click here!
Intro
During the developement of the VoyagerRFv1 and VoyagerRFv2 I focused on flexibility, so I can use nRF24 or CC1101 whenever I needed. Using more and more the Flipper, I realized that I used much more the nRF24 instead of the CC1101 because of the jobs I do, so I wanted to upgrade that nRF24 part and let go the CC1101. That’s why I developed the VoyagerRF Pro, a board focused on the 2.4GHz, WiFi, BLE 5.0 and propietary protocols with an upgraded nRF24 module, the E01-2G4M27SX chip. The board is compatible with all firmwares: Unleashed, Momentum, Roguemaster, Official, etc.
Main features of this VoyagerRF Pro version:
- ⚡️ Ready for Ghost_ESP Firmware: The VoyagerRF Pro comes with Marauder preflashed by default, but the board supports Ghost_ESP, you can use the Web Flasher to easily change/update your firmware with 3 clicks.
- ⚡️ ESP32-C3: A low-consumption WiFi and Bluetooth chip with the latest Marauder firmware preflashed. This chip will allow you to perform all WiFi and Bluetooth tools deployed on marauder (including wifi scans, deauths, evilportal, wardriving, sour apple, ble spam, etc). Ready to plug and play and control it with the ESP32 WiFi Marauder or Ghost ESP GPIO apps.
- ⚡️ MicroSD card slot to save the output from the Marauder/Ghost_ESP apps (already configured in the firmware) and different configuration files (for evilportal, for example).
- ⚡️ 3dBi Omnidirectional antennas (2.4GHz) mounted on the board’s SMA connectors. Adds a great range improvement against the original devboard with PCB antenna.
- ⚡️ GPS module and antenna: The ATGM336H GPS module is connected to the ESP32-C3, which allows the Marauder firmware to collect GeoPositioning information on wardriving mode. This mode saves the location and WiFi SSID (among other data) in the VoyagerRF’s MicroSD card with a certain file formatthat can be uploaded on websites such as wigle.net.
- ⚡️ New NeoPixel status LED: This RGB LED will indicate the status of the Marauder/Ghost_ESP firmware. You can also set manually the HEX code for the LED or flex it with the raimbow mode.
- ⚡️ E01-2G4M27SX chip (nRF24) Compatible with all nRF24 applications on the Flipper including NRF24 Sniffer/MouseJacker, NRF24 Batch, nRF24 Channel Scan, among other apps. This E01-2G4M27SX chip has a greater power than normal nRF24 chips.
- ⚡️ Manually soldered and tested, I like to solder, so I prefer to build it myself to maximize quality.
- ⚡️ 3D Printed case: For people looking for a clean look, I designed a case and a base to store and carry your VoyagerRF everywhere. 3D models ready for printing are provided below. (To be honest, I prefer to see the PCB and components).
Remember that the VoyagerRF Pro can be easily updated via the Web Flasher following the steps in the website. Also, you can change from Marauder to Ghost_ESP easily.
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 section to see bundles and prices.
Here you have more photos, I liked the orange and green colors on them, but I also print the cases in black and white:
Front:
Back with translucent case:
Bundles and Boards
If you are interested in getting the board and other accessories, you can contact me on my email kashmir_54@hotmail.com and I will get back to you!
VoyagerRF Pro / 70€
PCB available in black or white and 3D pieces in black, white, translucent, lime green and light orange. Antennas can be black or white, as you prefer.
Includes:
- 1 x VoyagerRF Pro board with latest Marauder Firmware preinstalled. If you want Ghost_ESP instead, let me know.
- 2 x 3dBi Omni Antenna (2.4GHz) Length: 11cm (4.33inch)
- 3D PLA+/PETG back + front frame + pin cases with rugged finish. Choose your color on the email (white, black, translucent, lime green, light orange!
There you have both colors to compare (in the photo the front frame has been removed):
For example, a VoyagerRF Pro White with translucent cases will contain:
Mini 3dBi 2.4GHz antennas / +10€
If you want your rig to be smaller, you can add these 3dBi mini antennas (2.5 cm / 1 inch). Performance is as great as almost as great as the larger ones.
Includes:
- 2 x 3dBi Omni Antenna (2.4GHz) Length: 2.5cm (1 inch)
Extra covers / +7€
If you can’t decide the cover colors and you don’t have a 3D printer, you can add an extra 3D covers colors. You can also get the STL and print them if you have 3D printer!
Includes:
- 1 x Front frame + back + pin covers PLA+/PETG case
3D case files
You can download the STL for the cases and the base here:
| Part | File |
|---|---|
| Back | Pro_Back.stl |
| Base | Pro_Base.stl |
To mount it you will need:
- 4x M1.4 screws (6mm or 10mm long)
- 4x M1.4 Brass Insert Nuts
Tutorials
You can use the tutorials for the VoyagerRFv1/v2! Still, I will post here how to update the board with the web flasher.
Troubleshooting
- Wardriving is not working / no GPS data is displayed
GPS is afected by weather, buildings, etc. Best option to pick up satellites is to keep the flipper horizontally so the GPS antena aims to the sky. Stay outdoors and wait for the module to pick satellites.
- I hit scan or other commands in ESP32 Wifi Marauder Companion and I get no output or I get a “Press BACK to send stopscan”:
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).
- The micro SD card is connected to the VoyagerRF, but no pcaps are being saved:
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.
- Please, if you have other issues, contact me on my email.
Thank you for reading and for your interest in the board. I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I did!