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Here is the audio spectrum analyzer fixed, it's not digitally signed so you have to accept the risk but it

Hello Ashok, A thicker or deeper voice would be a BFO setting issue.? The best way to set the BFO is to tune to a static-only frequency and use an audio spectrum analyzer to center the noise

Hi all, When I transmit in my uBitx V6, the others have complained that my voice heard thicker than the normal voice. Few also sent me recording and I can confirm that my voice heard thicker. Is this

Actually, I also think I prefer the knobs closer to the case as they sit with the washers in the mix. I can’t stress how much better this is than factory. (not trying to be disparagingly rude…

Honestly Jeff, Thank you for the offer, but I’m super happy with the board as is. The position of the cable causes absolutely no issue for me. The board sits perfectly even with the metal plate and

I can include a script to easily convert the sound file for those on older hardware. Thanks for the suggestion! 73, JJ Visit my repo at https://github.com/drexjj for sBitx tools and software.

I got your version of sBitx working.....I love it! The only thing that would make it better is if it had a way of recentering the map on the web page over your QTH. Did I miss this? Thanks! Garrett

Hi Jeff, the boards look great. ?Using the washers to lift the connector above the metal shield seems to good. ?The important thing is that the board flex and strain on the encoder is gone. Thank

Thanks for the kind words Jon!!? I ended up getting more boards that will let you decide if you want to have the connector on the right or left side.? Jon and Evan, if you guys would rather have the

Power is adjustable. I have operated my v2 for 6 months or so. No operation issues. I run the digital modes for weeks at a time 24-/7 Power reduced to about 5watts with a small hf amp to bring it to

Thanks for your contributions to making the Sbitx better and better Joe VE1BWV arrl.net@groups.io> wrote:

An exciting update JJ. Keep up the good work man.

It depends on everyone, there are radio amateurs who still like to learn to modify with their own hands and there are radio amateurs who prefer only to "operate the radio" 10 I can not give but 9 yes

== 1 == Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2024 8:16 PM To: BITX20@groups.io Subject: [BITX20] sBitX-V3, what is the performance, support, price and weight? im thinking of buying this just for dev and

JJ a request ,at the next upgrade solve and problem sBitx version 3.02 on DE transmit switching problem possibly with the solution found by Jula(HA3HZ)Do as I do. Use v3.02 and replace sbitx_sound.c

Here is a sneak peak of new features coming soon to the next build (64 Bit OS Image). *FreeDV Mode* * FreeDV consists of a codec and controller application for a USB headset that allows you to send

Jeff this board is terrific! What's more is that the encoders seem much more robust, and smoother. There is almost no slop in the encoder shaft and they don't miss a step no matter how fast I spin

im thinking of buying this just for dev and learning. -is power out (watt) adjustable? - -If so, how much is max power out for each ham band it can handle? (approximately) - does this radio work

Aaron, I have used these in the past. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0758ZTS61/ It seems to work as expected.? They are Drok regulators.? I have had good results from all the regulators Drok

Didn't know that those were called Dupont headers pins and wire jumper. I just called them header pins and jumper wires. I think that my biggest mistake is getting low quality regulators. I would