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Evan, be careful with the DE edition, I blew my finals last night after installing the v3 alpha code on it and I had been using v2 software prior without any issues. Let me know if the relays on your

Farhan, my DE is with HFSignals. DE with factory mods. Raj

Ashhar, As more variants are added to the sbitx line, making the build process allow for different versions might be a good idea.? This could be done by adding a parameter in the command line that

Hi Bob, In reviewing the code of the new sbitx.c file, I found that if you have the SWR bridge installed, the software will assume you have a v2 with solid-state LPF switching.? I believe that this

I don't have a plain vanilla de anymore. I will ask hf signals for one and test it. - f

Ah, that should come. The differences in the output structure are minor. Gordon KX4Z

Sure wish someone could figure out how to make it work with DE. -- Bob AA4FJ

Thanks David, yes it is a condenser mic, the BM-800 to be precise. I measured the the phantom power on the sBitx mic jack and it's in the 12v range which apparently these mics can handle. For sBitx I

Skip and others, You can switch to digital mode and use wsjtx or even the fldigi. CW has "gone native" we use our own decoder now. For those who want psk31 and rtty, they should set the sbitx to

Don't you hate it when you forget the photo? Sorry - Skip, KB1CNB

I have updated my sBitx with the v3 software. After removing the -lotus entry in the build file, it compiled quickly and ran without problem. My first impressions are that this is excellent work ant

Peter: From my experience, most microphones that are for the mic input of a sound card are electric condenser type. They use both tip and ring for audio. You might want to make a test hook up using

Not to be used with the modified sBitx dev edition, it does something weird with the relays on first startup and it blew the crap out of my finals on transmit. No big deal I have plenty of spare

Hi all, I have one of those boom type microphones that plug directly into the mic port on a pc sound card and I assume this is basically a normal dynamic microphone. If I build the preamp as per

Here are the options set in the compiled version for those curious..

Haha, yes. That is where the ATTN button would be if there were room on the Nano :)

If the issue is that Python isn't finding the module, make sure that pyserial and Pillow are installed in your Python environment. Otherwise, I need more information on the issue. -- 73, Mark, N8ME

Btw, What do you all think about SDR Angel: https://github.com/f4exb/sdrangel https://www.sdrangel.org/ It is worth working a plugin for it to having it on the sbitx (using direct ALSA

That is the environment I use too. Tks! : ) Ashhar proposed me that we try to coordinate working on a same branch or fork, so we unite the efforts. I suggest we start really from scratch, as the I/O

Hi Dave, I'm indeed finding time to work on a minimal sbitx core with I/O and audio/signal DSP (or not - leaving the alsa device "free" for direct access by SDR software) for allowing upstream