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what is a pull request and a branch? I have been reading about folks doing a pull request and branches and do not understand. Thanks Barry

Steve, I'm just letting you know that I'm testing it with the changes in pull request #69, #70, and #71. Out of 6 qso's, 6 LOG saves were made. I had a problem because one of the stations did not

Ok.? I will look at this code.? Also I will see if I can't prototype it in speaker-test1.c.? I appreciate all the tuning work being done on the code! I agree, and have made the changes in

Hi Roy - It doesn't appear that there are numeric range checks. In fact there's no requirement that the fields are numbers. You can actually log a value such as 5NN or None - it does not matter. You

Indeed, we are deploying some radios in Brazil and also some places in Africa. Right now I'm in Europe, so keeping the radio close to the radiator is my option to test at home. : )

Certainly Gordon! Will keep it close to the radiator for a while. : )

Good point.? It seems Rafael's units are deployed in remote locations in Brazil where he will be likely to encounter some pretty warm conditions.? It sounds like he plans to explore CPU frequency

Hi Dave, I always use blocking mode and "hw" direct hardware device, each IO in own thread. Non-blocking mode will never be as fast as blocking mode if the IO thread is always blocked in its

That's good news.? I'm not a fan of the RTC because it isn't rigidly mounted and I use my sbitx for pota and it gets bounced around a lot. Let us know if/when you have some experience with the Pi 5

When you guys are doing your calculations for heat performance, be sure to include operation all the way up to 35 or even 40C ambient temperature. Not everybody works in air-conditioning!

I will explore the changes in your branch but I *think* the test program shows that (a) using non-blocking mode is a win overall, it avoids under-runs and works because we are governed by the speed of

"?unless I have read it incorrectly. Once pressed, the Frequency Step field will cycle through all of the step options until the button is released" Hi Dave, Yes, that's true but why would you hold

Steve - We have so far fingered and/or failed to proofread, not to worry. Question…as I don’t have the code in front of me. Are there numeric range checks following the strlen checks? Thx 73,

I made some work on ALSA in my branch, to genlock it to the loopback, and also reduce the under/overruns. The secret is the period size and nr of periods you use. Also, using mmap'ed IO improves a

Hi Dave, Lemme do more tests to have a proper assessment, and if we'll need to force a lower clock on the CPUs, or not. In VARA, I can see a drop in almost 50% of target (where the process is

My fat fingers got me into trouble - the code should be modified to: if (strlen(callsign) < 3 || strlen(rst_sent) < 1 || strlen(rst_received) < 1){ N3SB - Paying the price for responding too

Hi Dave, Indeed, my main "production" sbitx is still on the Pi4 running Debian 11. But I'm in the process of migrating to the Pi 5 and Debian 12. Just realized we don't need the RTC in the sBitx

Yes, we should keep that in mind as we explore the dynamics of this code base some more.? One goal of mine is to make the code as responsive to the user as it can be.? I saw some issues in this

I was able to load macros in the web folder, but I haven't figured out a way to use the macros via telnet. Does anyone have ideas on how to run F1, F2, F3, etc via telnet? If so, then I can

Hello All. Thank you for your feedback, suggestions, and testing/using the app. Here are some things that I'd like to fix or add as time permits: * Add interaction with the QSO Logger