The Wi-Fi Coconut is a device produced by Hak5 with the express purpose of capturing all 14 Wi-Fi channels.
https://shop.hak5.org/products/wifi-coconut
It does this by having a dedicated Wi-Fi chip for each channel ganging all of them up via USB to a host computer. This can take quite a bit of power so there is an extra usb power port if your computer can’t output enough current.
https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-coconut
To set up the device you need to install special drivers and management software to control all 14 Wi-Fi chips. You can find the installation drivers on their website.
https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-coconut/software-and-drivers/installing-on-linux
I had some trouble getting the coconut to work on my Ubuntu VM running on UnRaid, but when I followed the exact instructions on my dedicated Linux laptop it worked perfectly!
Extra Resources
Some good resources I found during my install were Alex Lynd’s setup and recon video for running the coconut with wireshark.
Another good place to find information on the coconut is the Hak5 Forum.
