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Dave, Have you tried the RX key on the screen?? I do not have my sbitx DE set up now, so I can not verify it for you.? I am going from memory when I was playing with my DE. The other alternative

Any news as to when the new cession will be coming out

I’m still a few days away from being back home but I dug up some information about the types of inductors that appear to be used for the 47 micro Henry in the low pass filter diode switching network

My $.02 worth here too, The same issues can be said about the uBitx V6. Yes, it worked half assedly out of the box but was not a truly useable ham radio in my book. I did tinker with it and get it

Hi Dave, I have some family matters that prevent me from dedicating enough time, perhaps I can dedicate more time to this matter starting in December. It will also depend on the evolution of the new

And there is a PCIe lane, which can be used for NVMe without using the USB3 if I remember correctly. - Rafael

Just my $.02 worth: I have been a ham for over half a century, so my days go back to war surplus TVI generators & tubes.? For about half of this (roughly the middle half) I was inactive, so there is

Carl,Dont give up and give these guys a good chance. As hams, we study and learn our hobby. When i obtained my Extra, i had to exam for the code also. back then the Extra class license was a spring

I modded my sBitx to add a couple of fans, one of which was on the Pi. I wanted to add the heat sink/fan kit that comes with the kitted Pi as I am using mine for POTA and it got crazy hot on the first

Even in your critique of Carl you indicate that "most of the hams (you) know have a basic knowledge of electronics" - I simply point out that "most" is a group with fewer members than "every". There

All, The sbitx is sold as a "kit" even if assembled and tested.? This gets around the need for FCC certification in the USA.? It keeps the cost down.? It also means that you, as the owner, are

I like the idea of keeping the GTK TUI mode going as long as possible. I understand its limitations, but IMO I see too much lag when I try to use the GUI. So, a question: How do I add the Escape

This seems right. As far as I know there is no storage for calibration data on the radio board itself, therefore it makes sense that all such data is in the file system of the raspberry pi. As was

I ran into this issue and I am thankful for the workaround. I am trying to keep using the text-based UI (TUI) since I find the GUI one lags too much. I am also seeing that the operating manual

The radio and its software continue to improve. Give it a few more months, maybe half a year or so and a lot of this will be taken care of. there are still quite a few issues to be dealt with ;I

Sorry for the shared frustration. Part of me we says you get what you pay for, other side says if assembled as per others instruction (none really with radio) then I should not be fined by FCC for

I happen to be an amateur extra so I do know the fundamentals of electronics but it’s pretty damn hard when you’ve got both hardware and software issues and something you’ve never seen. I spent

While you probably CAN get PAT to work on the Raspberry Pi, I generally prefer to use my own external Windows-based laptop. At the moment, we have to connect using an external soundcard & interface

Another thought: why would external USB connections be important? Keyboard and mouse can be Bluetooth. Network (when needed) can be WiFi, and you can even use an external hotspot via WiFi when

I am a novice with regard to winlink. My understanding is that the standard 'winlink' program suite is for Windows only, so not applicable to sbitx. My other understanding is that the 'pat' winlink