I am not going to write a lot about this right now (finishing up some battery testing and other stuff) but I figured I’d give this to the weekend warriors. These two projects haven’t had any other human eyes on it yet so I figured the first place I’d drop them is here in the clockworkpi forums, especially since @JBlanked was a huge inspiration.
Tool set: picocalc-esp32 https://github.com/thoughtfix/picocalc-esp32 for people who want to run PicoCalc with an esp32 microcontroller (and optional GPS) and it works quite well though I think battery may be under 2 hours if this meter is accurate and my 18650s are normal. You can do wardriving with your PicoCalc.
Example port: porkocalc https://github.com/thoughtfix/porkocalc/ M5PorkChop (Security monitoring and pentesting suite) port. I am not publishing a binary for this yet. I want to get other humans eyes on it first. Please tell me when you find bugs.
This was built on the backs of others who did a lot of the detailed investigation like jblanked for his cross-platform work on picocalc and cardputer esp32-s3, talking sasquatch for showing that porkchop can be ported fullscreen, and of course 0ct0sec for M5PORKCHOP. And Waveshare and ClockworkPi. Go to their github pages ajnd give them a star.