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GateCrasher The 10-Cent RISC-V 433MHz Brute-Forcer

An open-source, ultra-compact 433MHz RF brute-forcer powered by a 10-cent CH32V003 RISC-V microcontroller, fit inside a garage door remote

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Sub-GHz security auditing doesn't need to be expensive or bulky. Meet GateCrasher-CH32V, an ultra-compact, open-source 433MHz RF brute-forcer that fits squarely on your keychain.

Built around the famously cheap CH32V003/CH32V006 RISC-V microcontroller and an off-the-shelf H34A RF transmitter, this project was designed from the ground up to masquerade as a standard garage door remote while packing enough transmission power to audit older, fixed-code 433MHz receivers from a serious distance.

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Robert Gawron wrote 04/27/2026 at 23:19 point

I think it would be easier to understand the circuit if you would create in kicad a symbol for H34A, on PCB you could made traces thicker, you have space, .kicad_prl are local settings, shouldn't be committed to GitHub.

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