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Hi Ken, One of the Farhan intention was that this rig can be powered from a power bank. Raj

David, does the recommended application work for you? I tried it, first an application similar to a larger play store was installed, then I looked for the ntp-time-server here. After I enabled the

It all depends on how capable your USB-PD power brick is. These cables are just USB sinks that ask for the specified voltages; it's up to the power supply to be able to deliver them. A 27W USB

People are thinking about possible future needs for a more powerful CPU and/or more RAM. Future digital modes or improvements in the DSP algorithms might require more resources. People might want to

I just want to add two quotes from this thread of a groups.io devoted to JS8Call: [email protected] | New to Group ( https://js8call.groups.io/g/main/topic/new_to_group/110299402 ) QUOTE Yes, JS8

An Orange Pi-02W is a cool upgrade in the zBITX. Software adaption could be a challenge de VU2UPX [email protected]> wrote:

I wonder if something like this could be used to power the zBitx from a home USB-C PD adapter or powerbank, the cable can supply 3 amps of current at 9 volts (based on Mfg claims)...

You did see one, https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/DS3231M.pdf Joel N6ALT

Is there an onboard Real Time Clock? I thought I saw one on the schematic.

No waiting list has been established, the best you can do is "watch this space" Ken, N2VIP

How can I get on the list for the next batch? Wait till February?

The RPi Zero 2W will be in production into the year 2030. https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rpizero2/raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-product-brief.pdf Farhan has never expressed doubts about the RPi Zero 2W

Orange Pi models seem to come and go rapidly. Raspberry Pi commits to long term availability and software support, making their boards a safer choice for embedding. [email protected]> wrote:

I wondered why something like the orange pi wasn’t used instead of the raspberry pi. ?Nearly the same foot print, same price, ?and more memory. ?But backwards compatibility with the sbitx and

Pretty sure this is the application I saw mentioned before. https://time-server-publicntp.en.aptoide.com/app Source https://github.com/PublicNTP/time-server-app

There was a Android Phone app that would act like a NTP server that you could connect too, it would use the GPS on the phone to time sync. You would than connect the zbitx to the phone acting as the

There are lots of ways to add a $15 dongle and pick up satellite time. You can then manually update or use the software to automatically update. We took a raspberry pie 2, and turned it into a time

The underlying wonderfulness of the zBitx is it uses nearly the exact same software as the uBitx, so I would imagine a simple console session into the zBitx and issuing a 'date' command would allow

Acknowledging that there are no stated plans for a newer model of RPi Zero, prospectively named RPi Zero 3, it is a safe assumption that were such a board be announced it would have the same

I envision using the zbitx in my off the grid cabin, no cell, no internet, no power. While I can set the time at home, after a month or so I am sure it may drift off enough to require corr4ction. Is