An other way of checking the output of the Pluto is transmitting on a low(er)
frequency and see if you can receive this signal on a suitable receiver.
73, Dolf PA1RW
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I installed the new version over the old version and it worked without problems.
Thanks for your help.
73, Dolf PA1RW
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What is the best way to update SDR Console?.
I am running now version 3.0.16, would like to upgrade to the newest version.
Is it simple installing the new version over the old one, or is it necessary to delete the old version
including registry and other files?
73,
Dolf. PA1RW
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Hello,
I use the same buck converter. Receiving NB with a Pluto-sdr i discovered
some QRM, wich was eliminated using a ferrite toroid in the 28V lines.
73,
Dolf. PA1RW
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Hello S21AT,
Yes it is the correct amplifier.
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Hello S21AT (from Bangladesh?),
What I use is an amplifier from OPA-DESIGN (F1OPA) between the Pluto and the
SG-Labs amplifier. This amplifier has a build-in 2.4GHz saw filter.
A bias-t you can build yourself like I did. There are several designs to find on the
internet.
The buck-converter I use gave some QRM on the receiving signals.
The QRM disappeard using a ferrite core in the power lines to the SG-Labs amplifier.
Best 73,
Dolf. PA1RW
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Hello S21AT,
You need also a dish (prime focus or offset), a lnb (modified or bulls eye),
cables, bias-t, perhaps a 740MHz filter (saw) and probably more.
