Thanks George for your answer but I'm not familiar with Linux.
I saw that it works with Linux. Then I have to learn Linux first and have no one to ask about it.
It should also be easy for beginners in DATV
Thanks George for your answer but I'm not familiar with Linux.
I saw that it works with Linux. Then I have to learn Linux first and have no one to ask about it.
It should also be easy for beginners in DATV
Hello Dominique
Thank you for all your work with DATV-Easy
I wanted to remind you about the DVB-T RX program.
What we need now is a low budget entry with an RTL Stick or Adalm Pluto for low bandwidth. Not only for QO-100 but also for local DATV. There are now several programs for the TX but not a single one for the RX.
Hello dominique
This looks like an RX program.
I want to test it too. where can i get it
Thank you for your great work.
Hello Dominique
Thanks for your answer, GNURADIO is probably the only way to test it, but also very complicated for many people. Therefore, a small program for Windows is missing
It would be great if you could write an RX program when you have time. Because there is no such thing yet.
Hello Dominique
Thanks for working with the new software
we now have more programs for TX in DVB-T with low bandwidth but no software to receive low bandwidth. There is only the Knucker tuner, otherwise there is probably nothing with which you can receive DVB-T with a lower bandwidth. is it possible for you to write a small program for receiving with RTL SDR, Pluto, or lime SDR
I think its to late, Markro92 is in other project,s employed
Hello markro92
I think so too, we need a DVB-T soft for narrow bandwidth. It can also be a small program of its own.
It doesn't need to have many functions.
I've been looking for it for a long time but there is no suitable software.
Grüße Klaus DH1KP
Thanks for the tips, this is what I was looking for. The ATC Typ
thank you Achim
Hallo Achim
It,s for the HF path, i have found a Johanson Trimmer whit 1,4 - 4 pf in my Boxes that works very well and have 250 volt Spannungsfestigkeit. But what for Typs nid i for fest Condensator,s
Greats Klaus
I work with BU500
I want to modify a couple of UMTS PAs and I need SMD Cs 0805 What do I need for SMD Cs there are many different types NP0 and so on and how much voltage do they have to have
The PA works with 28 volts
Especially for the output circuit
Thanks Achim for this description, I've been looking for something like this for a long time.
Thank you for your answer Alessio.
I'll try it.
Thanks Klaus
I start with the Pluto in DVB-S but with a higher bit rate the pluto starts to produce intermittent transmissions.
The PC is an i7 4 x 3.6 Ghz 16mb Ram and WIN 10 64 bit.
I use DATV-Express for sending. The frequency of the Pluto is expanded and the 2nd core is activated. The Firmware is 0.31 from analog.com
Only with 250 or 500 kbps the transmission is OK.
The Pluto is connectet to the USB 3 port without an external power supply.
What is my Problem?
Hello
I am also very interested in this project.
Please can you give us a how to
Thank you very much for your effort and nice to meet you here.
Klaus
The Xinger can probably only tolerate 25 watts.
I hope it does not burn.
I would get 40 - 50 watts for DATV
My PA has not arrived yet.
I'm curious if we get something out of the PA
73 Klaus
Hello
thanks for your description, I also ordered one. How did you solder the SAW filters and the other things out? Next up someone wrote that it is hard to solder because the base plate absorbs the heat strongly. Maybe OH3WE writes us how far he is
with the PA.
73 Klaus
hello together I am also interested in Es'hailsat
I have a PA with MRF 21030L I use for DVB-T makes a maximum of 14 watts at 2.4 watts input at 27 volts at 2370Mhz
Have the PA on a HAM market bought by someone who has Modified for 13cm look what he did. I think your MRF is more powerful
I hope it helps you a bit
For Uplink to Es Hail i want use another PA
73 Klaus