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Gwen, I currently dont own an sbitx yet, but found some postings here in regards to some ft8 problems: topic title: sBitx V2 FT8 Problems I run FT8 and found sometimes its the ft8 software, and

Hi. I can take a look at these. Can you provide more context to this? Are you asking about changing the clock frequency in the Si5351 or BFO calibration? What is the reason for removing the SWR/PWR

I hope there's a straightforward fix for these issues. When I use FT8 and start a CQ, it's a coin-toss whether or not the sBitX will notice that someone is replying to my call. Most of the time, it

I've added a changelog to my build here. https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/blob/main/changelog.txt -JJ

Thank you John, for the replay. I think you did a very good jog finding a differente solution. I like the performance of this circuit removing the noise and cleaning the signal both in SSB? and CW. I

Oops. I was focusing on the OS build at the time of writing.. You simply need to download a coy of the sbitx code from any repo and install it. Don't need a SD card.. Sorry.

Maybe I'm late to the discussion but would it be possible to disconnect the buck regulator and power the raspberry pi with an external wall wart?? At least for testing.? Or do other circuits need

Thanks. The good news is that you can load multiple versions on SD cards or USB drives and tryout them all. Some may find different builds more favorable for their use cases than others which is

Keep up the good work man.. it's tough now to stick to one release .. Between these updates and the enhancements put together at https://github.com/laluha/sbitx-oz7bx I just can't decide.

The buck regulator will work from 7v to 20v without adjustment. It is best to never touch it. We run in it a little over 5v to avoid the under voltage errors. - f

I was listening to my sBitx v3 this afternoon and had it powered from my solar panel / battery system and the sBitx shut down. I measured the voltage into the radio and it was 11.3 volts. Receive

Is there a way to disable (by-pass) the SWR/PWR sensing or function in the code? Can we add a Si5351 calibration option into the toolbox please regards charudatt - VU2UPX

A Raduino issue is possible. ?The alignment should not affect CE mode transmission. ?CW sets the output to the transmitted frequency. An oscilloscope is the best way to verify that the Raduino is

Receive is fine, so I'm thinking alignment is fine. Thanks though. Best, N

You should be able to run this command to download the modified gtk file and update your system if you installed my version using the "git pull" command initially. *pi@sbitx:~ $ cd

raduino fully functional?maybe the alignment way off? just throwing out some suggestions 73Davidac9xh

No. I'll do that now.. Best N

jj thank you for the instructions, the 64-bit version works for me as well as the application box version 2.2 created by you, the only shortcoming is the change of the time on the application the

Is it faster? *That depends on the Pi board. a 4gb or 8gb board will run faster than the stock 2GB version as supplied.* Can I run more applications? *Utilizing more cores of the Pi CPU with

Ok. An alternative is to follow the instructions here. https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/blob/main/README.md The terminal is the >_ symbol on your desktop application bar. Hope that helps -JJ