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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

Since today is the first time I opened up my sbitx box, all kinds of possibilities popped into my head. For instance I have a Pi 5 on order and I just got the shipping notice. You can buy GPIO

Greetings to all. I have a BitX40 project radio for sale. It includes a custom build Raduino controller utilizing an Arduino Mega 2560 board. The 5V regulator and volume control are mounted on the

The problem with the device in your picture is: a) It's much bigger than the standard Pi footprint b) Its GPIO pins need to be on the right hand edge to fit into the sbitx box (see attachment) c) It

Hi Friends If you are a new ham or an old timer and have not tried building an SSB Transceiver then there is good news for you . We at inkits are still making kits for Bitx . The kits are available as

Before I start I will apologise to 90% of the users on this group because it might offend....THIS IS NOT MY INTENTION. To Carl Schlueter..... I have to ask if you are really a licensed Ham ? The

Anyone who cannot copy the Sbitx_V2 image to the SD card should not want to operate a radio with Raspberry Pi4. First you need to learn how to use the Raspberry Pi. Before I bought a Sbitx_v2, half a

Some of us buy a nice shiny sports car and have it serviced at the import dealer and some, like me prefer a Triumph TR6 that requires a lot of personal attention and work.? The HF Signals products

Hi all, Thanks a ton for the info there OM. I really liked the sBITX and contemplating buying when they have more pament options other than Paypal one day, encouraged by a 40m bitx, a multiband BitX

Ultimately I ended up using the pi username (which the installer strongly recommended not to do so, but I suppose it is a nonissue considering the use case). I also had to make the appropriate changes

Synopsis of the issue: my assembled sbitx v2 What for all of about an hour. Then it started to blow fuses. Soon as they flip the power switch fuse would ?blow. Contacted sales support, Thomas, and

I have refactored this code. I am working on some UI tweaks. I will push this soon as v3. It is a major software upgrade in many ways including UI changes