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Hi all - Seeking wisdom (to borrow a term from FFT lore) from the crowd about a frequency problem wiht my Homebrew SBITX.??if you happened to listen Soldersmoke #250 I talked about it there and I'll

But I had just great fun taking an old classic desktop Mic that I got at a ham fest and putting a four dollar element in it that has enormous output, (-24dB) and the doggoned thing works great!!! That

I agree. The stock mic is trash.... -JJ

If you removed a turn from the vfo, it should work... [email protected]> wrote:

Now I need some tutoring. Do I open and close the telnet socket each time I need to pass parameter, ( which could be 20 or so times per minute at times)? Or do I just open it when the program starts

I went through the mic thing with the SBITX DE edition. First issue was mic cable was unshielded!? RF? feedback issues even on a dummy load. Then I tried again with a shielded cable replacement ...

HOORAY -- just finally succeeded at opening a socket and passing a frequency to the V3.02 telnet server. TIME FOR LUNCH!!!? ?So many hours on this, but I'm learning!!! Gordon

On 2/12/2024 11:34 AM, Harald Holt wrote: > > There are several resorts about the bad SSB audio quality. In V3 of the software, the compressor was removed. The compressor was “horrible” according

There are several resorts about the bad SSB audio quality. In V3 of the software, the compressor was removed. The compressor was “horrible” according to Farhan. But even without any compression

I have a Bitx20 which was built from a Hendricks kit it is the 10 watt version. At the moment it tunes from 14150 to 14300. I would like to try and use it for POTA and SOTA, but most of that action

Great job, guys!? ?Upgraded to 3.02, then added the remote.c from W9JES and now I can telnet (from Putty) without the junk characters, and it reconnects when I stop and restart Putty! The telnet API

I have, thank you. Scotty

Scotty, Have you done any tests on a dummy load?? This would eliminate RF feedback as an issue. 73 Evan AC9TU

Try support@... N3SB

Hi Scott -- best thing is to directly contact HFSignals -- check for email on their website.? ?This forum is informal and althrough they may observe your plight, you would be better served by

Good morning, The battery voltage applied to the sbitx is: 12.9 volts. A digital multimeter in the 10 amp scale was inserted into the positive lead for measurements. The "power on" current after boot

Managed to connect to the TELNET of V2 (requires reboot if disconnect) but both with PuTTY and with Windows Telnet client, it appears to be EECCHHOOIINNG and can't use it due to that..... ?? Gordon

Looks like the sBitx has a telnet socket. I think maybe once in my life I've fiddled with that. I'm running V2, not sure how much is implemented there; maybe I can use putty to check? I might be able

Are you using the OEM BitX40 software or the excellent one by Allard Munters PE1NWL? I certainly recommend Allard's as it fixes a number of issues with the original version and adds lots of features,

Dean, in my searches in the past hour, I think I found your excellent work!!! THANKS!!! You could do this far, far better than I!!! Don't hesitate to jump in and put this on the sBitx!!! However, I