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Also look at the dot profile file in the /home/pi directory and /etc/profile file and make sure that the "TZ =" command is commented out if is in the file. Leo, AI5II [email protected]> wrote:

Important question! If the power supply turned out to be the culprit, then would be much easier to avoid. With the sBitx I found that any screwup of the analog +12 line caused huge problems.....

For me, it is an important lesson. I always avoided poor-quality power supplies, as they impaired my RX noise. However, that issue shows that a PS with a high-frequency ripple on the output may lead

Greetings Everyone: My order, #3634, shipped early yesterday morning (UTC-4), and is scheduled for delivery on Thursday 4/17/25. ?I ordered the batteries as well from Amazon, and are scheduled to be

Yes, Nigel. I will be updating the manual soon. 73, Ragav

Will the instruction manual get updated soon to include information such as logging export, to save repeat questions on the forum, and users having to trawl the forum for answers? 73 de Nigel

Jeff, When you are connected to an external HDMI display, you can use the export function on the logger to save the log as an ADIF file. Please have a look at

Joerg, Are you running the tests with batteries or are you using an SMPS to power the radio during the test? 2MHz is a common switching frequency and as Wojtek suggests, the issue maybe the PS. I

It looks like amplitude modulation with ~2MHz signal. So maybe indeed it is something related to power supply voltage stability? Maybe instability of the voltage controller, or certain circuit with

My order #3592 was sent on Monday (14.04.2025), arrived today to Warsaw (Poland), and should be delivered today or tomorrow. 73, Wojtek SP5DAA

ALL of the stuff below PLUS a reboot too...!! es vy 73 de "baab" w9ya <leomaniolone@...> wrote:

Mine is #3585 and shipped from HFSignals on Monday 14th - due here in NZ on Thursday

Missing dits when the code is written to poll every 10 mS makes me think it's not a problem with the polling loop. ?It seems more likely it's something like the process being periodically suspended

Do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata. Leo , AI5II [email protected]> wrote:

Setting the time The zBitx, out of the box, has some time offset built into the software. Here is the procedure to get the time in sync. 1. Open file manager on the zBitx and navigate to the

My zBitx came today. Popped in two batteries, hooked it up to an 80m EFHW and a mic, and made a QSO on 40m. Got a 55 signal report. I'm impressed. Now to read the manual and really dig into it. de

My order #3498 was delivered yesterday, NC USA.

i cannot seem to get the zBitx to have the correct time I run raspi-config and change the TZ to Chicago but the date command still says MST. *pi@sbitx* : *~ $* sudo raspi-config Current default

On the discord server https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/wiki/Additional-Resources

For any of us who might want to probe the circuit boards for noise sources, and/or possibly add bypass caps or clock buffers, are there any silkscreen images or PCB photos available so one might know