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Oh well. Will just have to catch the next release. I’m excited because I’m sure it will be awesome! -Randy KE8JWB [email protected]> wrote:

That email was sent 'just' to the 250 buyers that got their orders in before HF Signals stopped selling them, it was not shared more broadly. kKen, N2VIP

Found the email that was sent out. I will post below Hello, We hope you're doing well. We wanted to update you on the status of your zBitx radio. Due to the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year, our

Aha, I had not seen the shipping message about it being the end of February. It just said February. Thanks for the update.

They sent out a email last week that shipping won't happen until end of Feb due to delays with parts and Chinese new year and nothing is really being shipped out of China during this time

I am hoping to catch the zBitx, however I suspect that the notification will be on Monday, as February started on the weekend. It will be an exciting thing for me to experiment and operate. I mostly

Bill, I’d love to know if your tuner project worked out? I’m not a big fan of the ATU-100/10 units, in fact I use an old AT757 Yaesu which tunes so much better. However it’s not exactly

Give him is money back and take back the uBit V6. Easy out.

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Yes, you did, but the OP was asking about access over the public internet to someone else's sBitx. To access an sBitx behind a 'shack router' which is itself behind a 'home router' would be an

Sounds like the issue was more to do with the software you used to control the 7300 over the mesh network, not so much the radio itself. There are plenty of IC-7300 compatible remote software

We didn't do it with a SBitx. That actually would have been FAR easier During Field Day as one of our trials, we controlled a computer at one end of our microwave MESH network in a trailer, from a

To be clear, I’m OK with the port forwarding, or putting something on Tailscale or (currently using) Zerotier. I was really asking if anyone had this set up that I might look at. As I say, longshot,

Well. You can change your mind about the sBitx project as often as you want for my sake. :o) There are many reviews online about the sBitx project that describe what you can and cannot expect at a

I sold my uBITX v6 to my buddy, and he want AGC in it. So I ordered the AGC KIT for Bitx and uBITX from Amateur Radio Kits ( https://amateurradiokits.in/product/agc-kit-for-bitx-and-ubitx/ ). Due to

I have a https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07S4GPM66, which is a good 0-15V, 2A power supply, but also does test voltages, and is a great soldering station and reflow / shrink wrap heater too!

*assuming your shack and 'comfy bedroom' are behind the same home router* But I wrote that the shack had it's own router. Right? -- ww6x

If you use a free piece of software called tailscale, you would not need to port forward and be still be able to acess your your sbitz Anytime, anywhere. If you use a pc or Mac, just install

OK No, assuming your shack and 'comfy bedroom' are behind the same home router, port forwarding is not required. Port forwarding is required to access your device behind the home router from the

Tricky, as most people have a home internet router, so the external IP address will be that. The method will be to use port forwarding. They port-forward a random port (say 3000) to <sBitx LAN IP>:22