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I finally did it!
Thanks to everyone who gave me suggestions.

I finally did it!
Thanks to everyone who gave me suggestions.

Hi Liborio,

The device is capable of operating from 70 MHz to 6 GHz, which includes the standard FM broadcast band of 88–108 MHz, though it requires a firmware modification to unlock this range. By default, the PlutoSDR is limited to a narrower frequency range (e.g., 225 MHz to 3.8 GHz), but this ...

jdow wrote: Sat Jan 03, 2026 6:57 am Yes - works fine
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I can't...

Can you tell me what version of Pluto you're using?
Maybe post a screenshot, thanks.

Has anyone on the forum tried receiving FM radio (88-108 MHz) with Adalm Pluto + SDR Console (v.3.4) ?
Thanks.

I did the frequency extension modification, but the problem was not solved!?..


https://files.fm/u/8mnqfjyk7m


Sorry Liborio. I am not a Pluto user. Anything I do know is what I have read about on here. Your screenshot shows the Pluto working just fine on 70cm band (as you said ...

No, that's not the problem.
I'll send you screenshots. img


Can you please scroll down the RX DSP panel to show the Pluto radio settings panel and then re-post another screenshot.

You can attach the screenshot on this group instead of a link.

Have you completed the frequency extension ...

No, that's not the problem.
I'll send you screenshots. img


Can you please scroll down the RX DSP panel to show the Pluto radio settings panel and then re-post another screenshot.

You can attach the screenshot on this group instead of a link.

Have you completed the frequency extension ...

I'm using Adalm Pluto with SDR Console v3.4.
I receive N-FM signals perfectly, but I can't receive commercial FM radio (88-108 MHz).
I'd appreciate any suggestions, thanks.


Most common issue is the use of the incorrect mode. For FM broadcast radio, the mode should be "BC-FM" not WFM.

Is it ...

I'm using Adalm Pluto with SDR Console v3.4.
I receive N-FM signals perfectly, but I can't receive commercial FM radio (88-108 MHz).
I'd appreciate any suggestions, thanks.