Has anybody out there managed to successfully burn this to an SD card? Most of mine complain that they don't have enough capacity; the one that doesn't gets an I/O error near the end. Maybe the original card would work but I don't want to burn the image to that one; I'd rather have the original available there as a backup.
On Thu, May 18, 2023 at 6:09?AM Ashhar Farhan <
farhanbox@...> wrote:
Many have requested an sd card image as an alternative to upgrading the sbitx software.
Upgrading the software is the recommended way to go as it preserves the personal settings, logbook etc. Using a new image on the sd card is the equivalent of reformatting your hard drive. This? option is only for those who want to reset everything and start all over again.
Here goes:
The sbitx sd card image is available to download from:
1. Download by clicking it on the above link.
2. The image is zipped up to save download time, unzip it with your compression utility (on most operating systems, just trying to open it will automatically offer to unzip the file).
3. Follow the instructions to burn it to your sd card from:
4. You will need to calibrate the tx power again. Follow the instructions? on :
Shirley Dulcey KE1L