Add information about CC2531 and custom firmware that allows injecting #266
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Hey all,
First of all thanks a lot for this awesome tool!
When starting using KillerBee a few weeks back I had the issue buying a device that is supported by KillerBee and allows injecting, as ApiMote, Raven USB stick and many others are not available on the internet anymore.
After some research, I found that the CC2531 with custom firmware allows injecting packets. Also with a pretty reasonable price.
Long story short I noticed someone else having the same issue as me back then. Therefore I think it makes sense to update the readme a bit to point the new users directly to an available device.