Hi Heiner,
I know the BATC offer. I am looking for a cheaper supplier who can supply me with small quantities at good prices. Obtaining directly from the manufacturer is also possible, but the minimum quantity is too high for me 
Posts by DJ7TH
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I'm looking for a FTS-4335H TV-Module to test my homemade MiniTiouner Pro Board.
I placed my stripped-down MiniTiouner Pro version from F6DZP on a 100x160mm board (Europaboard), which fits into an aluminum box (see component scheme). Since I am not a friend of SMD, I only used wired components.
Does anyone know an inexpensive delivery address of this module?
I'm grateful for any information.
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auf meiner qrz.com-Seite findet man u.a. ein paar Bilder vom Umbau eines sehr preiswerten LNB Golden Media 201S+ mit einem TCXO von Conner Winfield. Man benötigt lediglich zwei zusätzliche C's und etwas handwerkliches Geschick, hi. Der LNB läuft jetzt sehr stabil und hat bekanntlich eine niedrige Rauschzahl. Die Stabilisierung der Rx-QRG in SDR Console per Empfang der oberen Bake funktioniert bei mir im Pluto bzw. RTL.SDR bestens, solange man nicht den RIT betätigt. Da scheint noch eine Macke in der SDR Console Software vorzuliegen.
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wäre es möglich von Seiten der AMSAT-Organisation die Anruf-QRGs für SSTV-Betrieb "verbindlich" festzulegen und wenn möglich getrennt für Digital-Mode (z.B. KG-STV) und Analog-Mode (z.B. MMSSTV). Das würde den automatischen Empfang und die Wiedergabe auf Webseiten erheblich erleichtern.
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After making bad experiences with the frequency stability of the much-praised Goobay LNB, I got a Golden Media LNB Type 201+ (about $ 10 on ebay) and replaced the 25MHz crystal with a D75F-TCXO. As you can see in the picture, I connected the TCXO directly to the 6V of the 78L06 (which he tolerates according to the data sheet, hi). I connected the RF output via a 1nF-c to the lower pad of the quartz. Not only has the new LNB proven to be very frequency stable after this mod, but it also provides 5-8dB stronger signals at the PlutoSDR RX input.
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tnx u very much, this helped a lot
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Further down you can find a link to some images in the german forum.
please, what is the exact address of this link?
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Meanwhile, my Pluto board has arrived. I put it together with my older USB synthesizer in an alu-box and mounted all parts on a board in European format 100x160mm (see pictures). The 40MHz quartz I left in the Pluto board and split the clock line to the AD9363. The more stable 40MHz clock signal from the USB-synti I have fed with a thin coaxial cable directly via C123 into the AD9363 clock input. A test on various frequencies showed a sufficiently good stability in SSB operation.
However, I had found that my HP PC delivers an "unclean" USB signal, which produced a slightly pulsed modulation of the transmission signal. I connected the Pluto board to my ASUS laptop and this effect was not detectable.
The next step is the completion of the driver and the 2,4GHZ PA together with my old ATV antennas.
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@☻Andreas:
perhaps you would find some more info here:
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Heiner, many thanks for your info. I hope I would get my Pluto-Board next week and can start with it. Tomorrow I will try to mount next to the TV-LNB another LBN for the QO-100 and align both accordingly. As Rx I will use an RTL stick with an integrated broadband amplifier.
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Pluto has an USB port through which it communicates with the PC. How can it be that Pluto can also be reached via an IP address? Does Pluto have an integrated WLAN module?
