Just like to mention that RTL-SDR is good joke for serious signal monitoring.
It is only good for start the SDR learning curve.
Several reasons like, stability, heat, need good band pass front end, need good LNA in front,
covering max 2 MHz of bandwith - usually less.
Have one long enough, to judge.
Here my old set up for monitoring during the covid lock up 
Hi to all you can now buy this now preorders are live goodluck.
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Does anyone know if this will have tariffs coming into Canada?
All i know that they are almost gone down to 100 in stock now only.
Canada would be fine.
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I’ve been waiting for this. Would the US impose tariffs on this item? I heard that they did exempt at least some electronics. Trade wars, always a bad idea 
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All OOS now with antennas. Still plenty without antennas.
It looks like I missed it 
Would it be possible to buy without the Antennas support and do the bracket in a DIY way? Does anyone know?
Or better yet, if they could be purchased later?
So the one with the antenna mount bracket includes the 3 antennas?
Well, it looks like a new batch is already available on the store. I thought I missed it so in the meantime I bought the version without antenna support.
Will have to send an email to upgrade my order to the version with the antennas support (if possible).
Please contact me via the webshop contact form.
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No, antennas are not included.
Mine is ordered. Tariffs be damned.
so what kind of antenna do I need to add?
Need the specs to looking for on aliexpress
Email sent! Thank you!
You’ll need a LoRa antenna (433mhz, 868mhz, 915mhz) depending on where you live and what you want to do.
For the SDR depending on what you want to do you could need a few different antennas.
Also a GPS antenna.
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the lora chip part I think it’s only 868MHz if I recall correctly the board specs
I’m currently using it on 915mhz (US) and it can use 433mhz if you’re licenced to do so.
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Order is in! Thank you!!