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Hi! Im really not "that" guy, but just go eBay and filter for Europe, it never let me down. J. -- Homebrewer and sleep provider (anestetist)

Hi Dean, I had a faulty si5351, and the screen shows up, it's frustrating when a software you never used does not work. I have a I2Cbb fault that could be the Attiny that is not yet wired. And it says

Aaron, Here's what I used with success but it was V3. For subsequent versions I used the ./update option. Release sBitx 64 bit v3.02 RC1 · drexjj_sbitx · GitHub.pdf for

Those who seek will find. We are waiting for the photo of what you created. -- Gyula HA3HZ

Thanks all for thinking with me. I made already the following design: https://github.com/rkiendl/gpsdo/blob/main/websdr-oe4xlc.ino This works (with the same GPS receiver and Arduino) without any

By the way ive been searching cpu that will possibly work with the ubitx outside of the ubitx circle. arduinos are king but like u ,i believe there is a cpu outside the ham circles that is being used

Regarding any upgrades, there is a fellow ubitxer who designed a panadapter for the ubitx, kenwood,icom and a few others too. here is the link: https://jackdev23.wixsite.com/panadapter On his

What limits the frequency in the linked schematic is the 25ns rise time of the counter input on the ATmega328 micro on the Arduino.? It could be redesigned so the counter input measures one of the

I see K8NE software listed in the thread. ?I am not familiar with that version. ?The one that I use for an un-modified v6 is the N8ME with VU3GAO mods. ?That is available in the files section of

Great investigation and work, Mike, I may have some time next week to take a look at it. This really needs to get solved. I had an external keyer that I thought was defective because it just

I have done some experiments to look into improving sBitx keying. I am running the 64 bit code, v4.02 - the folks maintaining that code base encouraged me to try some things. The first dit or dah

It will not help with any legacy issues.

Hi Mike, Although I have no experience with the sBITX, I agree with the advice from Mark and Evan. Both Mark and Evan were very helpful to me, when I ran into difficulties in the process of upgrading

Are there any thoughts of running the SBitX on the new Raspberry Pi version 5 with 8GB of RAM and if this will help with any of the legacy issues.

Right there, because it contains the hardware data. The same should be used on 64-bit. -- Gyula HA3HZ

The wm8731 goes on the Pi HW I2C bus.? The SI5351 goes on the bitbang i2c bus.? They use different pens for sda and scl. Make sure you have it wired properly for the schematic. Have you tried

Just to verify, I past this in the /home/pi/sbitx/data folder, after the 64-bit boots up? -- '72 Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )

Put it aside in an accessible place, because when you start the 64-bit system, you will only find the 32-bit data there. You will use this when copying, you will copy the data from this to the 64-bit,

Ok I'm going to start from scratch and make a better record of everything that I do because I'm messed up. I need to get on the same page as everyone. When you ask this: You only need to copy over to

Hi Mike, As Mark has stated, there has not been much interest in the uBiTx since the introduction of the sBitx.? To add computing power (and I/O) to a uBitx, the best option may be the attached blog