When I first read this I thought you were talking about just running the Pluto itself over the LAN It's good to hear that it also works with the Pluto Plus

@@SignalsEverywhere Hi Sarah. I know a lot of people are apposed to the rising number of "clones" on the market. But I have 3 Adalm Pluto's (They're great .. don't get me wrong) But the pluto + is everything a pluto should be !!. ... A tad more expensive but much more accurate clock (plus the ability to gps lock) the LAN is a big bonus and not forgetting the SD card slot. I still use the Adalm Pluto's with mods. But again many thanks for bringing the software to my attention. Very very useful. Please keep up your you tube video's ... Awesome content. thanks for reply. Please take care. :-)

The Pluto SDR Plus is something that I definitely do want to take a look at, and I'm sure I will at some point. I do try to avoid clones and that's generally for the sake of trying to send support to the original developers. That being said, yes it sounds like this is basically the upgrade that takes it from an experimental learning tool into a device that you can use for damn near anything. When I have the extra cash on hand or if I can have somebody provide one to sponsor on a video at some point then I will absolutely be covering it

Thank you so much, Angel!

@@albertoferraris scaling the application window resets waterfall and all alignment settings and it would be great if satgen can just keep those. I'm so scared to touch the window , it just destroys all waterfall settings..

@@AngelSevov I'm working to fix that behavior for the next release. Thank you for your feedback!

I do have a noise source but I have not tested it with the ham it up, I might have to take a poke at it I'm sure I still have my old model

Thanks for watching ☺

Thanks Chris, it was a really cool piece of software that I'm glad I came across it was definitely worth showcasing. :)

There is a way to run it under Mono but I'm guessing the Pluto isn't going to handle emulation well. A raspberry pi, maybe? There is some linux tools available but this has been the most solid I've found so far for this kind of work. I will eventually cover something under linux.

@@SignalsEverywhere Thanks for the input. I have not had much success running my PlutoSDR on my Raspberry Pi 4 (4gig) under Raspian or Ubuntu. Under Ubuntu on my pc either. Works OK on my PC using Windows 10/11 though. You're right, running it in a container or with Wine would probably be slow if not unusable.

Thank you for watching!

Lime SDR support doesn't seem to be that great in many places, the nano VNA I've heard very good things about but have not had a chance to play with myself

You're welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!

As a spectrum analyzer yes, an oscilloscope measures voltage which this will not do

@@SignalsEverywhere Wow, that's nice stuff. I saw your Cable TV video, and this inspired me to attach ADSL line to an RTL SDR in the future

I didn't have any hand in development, I just like making tutorials :)

I have an old video that may give you the basics kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNunipiLs7HDYI0.html However, I should probably see about doing an updated video.

@@SignalsEverywhere most appreciated

Thank you

Amazon has some cheap ones amzn.to/3HLK8eH but mine was bought on eBay (It's also the same design, just in a metal housing) www.ebay.com/itm/332640254339?hash=item4d72e77983:g:1mAAAOSwrptbKT2w

Likely 250-300 at least in UK, I even found cheaper the pluto plus

This application is Pluto only unfortunately

I have not been able to test a Pluto Plus yet so I cannot say for sure at this time.

Another viewer commented, it will work with the Pluto Plus but you need to set up the device via USB and then if you decide to switch to network you can do so but you must initialize on USB first

I know right!? The original thumbnail was going to be the "$99 Spectrum Analyzer" but as I went to post I noticed the price had SKYROCKETED! I think this is due to the Global Chip Shortage causing demand of FPGA based devices to go up :/

Just tested it, should work. signalseverywhere.com/discord

@@SignalsEverywhere weird it works from my phone, but not my desktop. Damn DNS lol

Lamento haber crecido con el idioma que conozco, al igual que tú.