Hi David. The missing bit at the start is to turn on full duplex in the receiver menu. I'm getting there with netting Tx to beacon locked Rx. My Tx was below in frequency to my Rx. Getting the voice in the rx pass band once the conversion is made is a game. I think I should tx a narrower bandwidth than I receive. Thanks to GW8TIX for having a first QSO this evening despite me being off frequency. I learnt that my Tx is fine for audio and bandwidth so I have to nail the freq conversion. 73 de M0YDH

Thanks very much for the timely video, I will be back! 73

With SDR Console and Pluto+ 1. I measure over 0 dBm tx output, when I transmit on 2.4 GHz. 2. But when I use the downconverter "identity", I only measure -65 dBm tx output! I searched the settings and watched a few KZfaq videos but I don't see the reason for the low output in downconverter mode. Kindly advise.

Nice one...This and the previous one are very good. They explain the conversion settings well. I think a lot of operators are just using the default QO-100 conversion values in SDR Console and are all just slightly off in frequency hi hi. Compensating in XIT too sometimes. 73 de F5VMJ

Great explanation thanks

Very nice explaining videos that you are sharing, they are very helpful. I suppose you are using Pluto+ as SDR Transceiver so I was wondering about the performance working QO-100? Can you share another video of recorded QSOs (TX&RX)? inorder to see how this SDR performing. Hope you reply to me soon, thank you so much.

Thanks for the video, unfortunately you are not making a QSO with a 1000hz tone. you are making it with SSB (in USB). So what is the best method to fine tune that?

With SDR Console and Pluto+ 1. I measure over 0 dBm tx output, when I transmit on 2.4 GHz. 2. But when I use the downconverter "identity", I only measure -65 dBm tx output! I searched the settings and watched a few KZfaq videos but I don't see the reason for the low output in downconverter mode. Kindly advise.