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Aaron I can print it if its still needed. I printed about 20pcs of HDMI customs covers for free (just postage covered) to folks here in group. Petr

Does anyone know where one can purchase small oval speakers like Mark used in his 3D printed case? His link for the speakers shows they are not available anymore. TU 73 Barry

Ioan, if you used the "sBITX Toolbox Guide v2.2_64.pdf" to perform the operations, you will receive the message. Because the 64-bit description lacks a reference to 64, it installs the 32-bit

The "sBITX-toolbox64"? installed OK here JJ, thanks again for the effort that you have put in with this. ; ; ; ; Sidenote:? When the sbitx is sitting on the desk "doing nuffin",? why not use it as

Thanks, I will have it up on the website.

Hi All, i have noticed the below issues in sBITX v3. If any of you have the same and resolved it please do let me know steps to resolve these 1. RPI time is not in sync with local time [ UTC time

I quit I stop at sBITX Apps2.1 and wait for an eventual image with full sbitx on 64bit and apps 2.2 or next thanks for the time wasted with me

Thank you, Jerry. It’s still great. Yes, I also have a nanoVna. In fact if you look at the Iso HBTE forum, you will see that I also completely redone the PCB of the Simple SA, a Wifi spectrum

OK Farhan, sent to your Gmail. Feel free to let me know about any changes needed, however I will be checking online manual as well. Petr

PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" VERSION_ID="12" VERSION="12

Starting sBITX-Launcher in 5 seconds... ./installer.sh: line 32: /home/pi/sBITX-toolbox/sb_launcher: cannot execute: required file not found I use the image edited by you beta2 , I read the manual

I assume that you followed the instructions from the documentation. I apologize as I forgot to update that part of the documentation for the 64bit version and it appears that you installed the 32bit

Help sBITX-Launcher setup completed successfully! The applications have been added to the Pi Menu Starting sBITX-Launcher in 5 seconds... ./installer.sh: line 32: /home/pi/sBITX-toolbox/sb_launcher:

Petr, can you send it to me? I will upload it on the server

Hi everybody, I'm trying to find a different source of this AGC board? because by Kit-Project? will be no more available. The files to do? the board are available on the link? thanks to David who

... many thanks to all . 73 , Jens / HB9JOI Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 8:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] sBITX V3 PA BIAS 2x IRFZ24N Hello Jens, Gordon is correct. The

I've released the USB Headset Controller App as part of the sBITX Toolbox including instructions. This is for the *64bit version only* at this time. Instructions are in the guide at

So here is what I wound up doing that significantly increased my output power on my sBitx V3.? That is without having to move the volume slider up each and every time I transmitted. I backed up the

Gerard, A nanoVNA in 2 port mode would be the ideal tool to plot the response of your filter, less tedious than using a signal generator and a scope. The nanoVNA is designed for a 50 ohm

Gerard, Injecting a signal at TP13 sounds good, the amp at Q11,12,13 should drive the filter with a proper 50 ohm source impedance if it was built as per the uBitx schematics. A filter using the