Flipper Zero BFFB

The Flipper Zero BFFB is our do-it-all solution for Flipper Zero peripherals. Featuring dual CC1101, nRF24L01+, and an ESP32, this board can meet all of your subghz and WiFi needs. If you prefer to have all of your Flipper Zero peripheral option on one board, this is the spot for you.

Curious to see what it can do? Check out Talking Sasquach's video here.

Worried about where to put your antennas? Check this out.

Key Features

• Dual CC1101
• nRF24L01+ with power amplifier and low-noise amplifier
• ESP32-WROOM-32EU
• GPS
• Micro SD Expansion
• Protective enclosure designed by AWOK Dynamics

The BFFB attaches to your Flipper Zero GPIO expansion allowing additional 2.4ghz capabilities such as WiFi and Bluetooth. Run the most up-to-date version of the Marauder firmware and use Flipper based apps like mouse jacker and nRF24 scanner. In addition to the 2.4ghz modules, the dual CC1101 radios allow the user to connect their own subghz amplfiers for increased range. This board is programmable through either the Flipper Zero in UART-USB bridge mode, or through its USB-C port. The on-board power management allows the board to run on USB-C, Flipper 5V, or Flipper 3V3.

Included in the box

• 1x Flipper Zero BFFB w/ Enclosure
• 1x 400Mhz Antenna
• 1x 900MHz Antenna
• 1x GPS Antenna
• 2x 2.4GHz Antenna

What is NOT included

• a whole ass Flipper Zero

Disclaimer

All products sold by JustCallMeKoko LLC are intended for lawful, ethical, and educational use only. These devices are designed for network security assessments, penetration testing, and cybersecurity research by authorized individuals.

It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser to comply with all local, state, and federal laws when using these products. JustCallMeKoko LLC does not condone or support any illegal activity and cannot be held liable for misuse or unlawful application of the hardware sold.

By purchasing from JustCallMeKoko LLC, you agree to use these products in a manner consistent with all applicable laws and assume full responsibility for their use.

If you would to find out more about the ESP32 Marauder firmware and its uses, please use the following link.

For more information regarding NRF24 and other GPIO peripherals, go here.