How to program the SG Laboratory 13cm transverter Local Oscillator

[@felixmsrtin]

Many thanks for the explanations!!

[@birdhouserocket]

Wow. Your channel is the “Beyond 2000” of ham radio. Well done.

[@R2DMD]

This is a whole new level of ham radio videos on KZbin. Bravo! Unfortunately in my country hams are not allowed to use 13cm band for terrestrial communication. Only EME and sats are allowed that makes the band even more expensive and out of reach for most hams.

[@michaelgoode9695]

Good stuff Andrew….

[@VK3FS]

Your 4x9 report to Neil was a good example of WiFi noise Mike.

[@vk4uh96]

Hi Andrew - Another great presentation. I am planning to follow your lead and have the 2.3GHz from the front panel of my system. Question - when putting leads onto the LO selector headers pins on the board and bringing them out through the case of the SGLabs TVTRs do I need to use screened lead? I suspect not as it is only switching DC to ground but am interested in your advice. Thanks again Kevin VK4UH Brisbane VHF group

[@VK3FS]

Hi Kevin. I think you'll be fine with unscreend cable. I used hookup wire here with no noticable issues. The believe the device only looks at the jumpers when it's powered up, hence a power off and on to change the LO. Sorry about the delay in replying too. Cheers Andrew

[@VE3UET]

Can you make a video on how to do this on the 23cm transverter, so that we can switch from 1240/1288 FM portion to 1294/1296 SSB portion. I moved a bunch of jumpers so my transverter already covers 1290 to 1300 73 Mike VE3UET