REFERENCE ENVELOPE · FW-RFM-RCRook RF Field Monitor
A screen-first handheld that correlates Wi-Fi, BLE, drone Remote ID, motion, and GNSS events without pretending to be a wideband spectrum analyzer.
Not available for sale
Work in progress. Contact Ferox Works to discuss the development direction or a related custom requirement.
Designed as working equipment.
Rook is currently at Rev C engineering review, not production. The intended product is a pocketable 124 × 74 × 16.5 mm graphite handheld built around a 4-inch touch display, packet-derived detection cards, a GPS mini-map, off-grid mesh, and logged events. Three conspicuous red hardware switches physically remove power from GNSS, microphone, and speaker circuits; recessed edge keys and microSD preserve core operation when touch or connectivity is unavailable. Four separated processor domains keep the interface, Wi-Fi/LoRa, BLE/802.15.4, and battery-safety responsibilities isolated.
Technical details.
Development targets only. Electrical, mechanical, firmware, safety, compliance, and performance claims remain subject to prototype validation.
- Development state
- Rev C engineering review · prototype hardware pending
- Form factor
- 124 × 74 × 16.5 mm target · approximately 198 g with 5000 mAh cell
- Display
- 4.0-inch 720 × 1280 IPS · MIPI-DSI · GT911 five-point touch
- Processing
- ESP32-P4 + ESP32-S3 + ESP32-C6 + STM32G031 safety MCU
- Detection scope
- Wi-Fi packet/OUI activity · BLE and DULT trackers · drone Remote ID · no wideband SDR
- Mesh + logging
- SX1262 LoRa / Meshtastic path · GNSS-tagged CSV log on microSD
- Physical controls
- Three red GNSS / microphone / speaker power kills · Scan / Mute / User edge keys
- Power target
- Protected 5000 mAh 1S LiPo · USB-C PD · 8–11 hour active-scan planning target
- PCB target
- 115 × 68 mm · 6-layer ENIG · controlled-impedance RF and display routing
- Verification
- Six-phase bring-up and factory-test plan defined; execution pending