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Joe, can you post a link to the condenser microphone you are using? Thanks and 73, Yvon

Thanks for that. EXACTLY answered my question. Looks like one of these is definitely in my future. Is there documentation on the macros? Looks like a lot of stuff there. 73, Jerry ---- Extra Ham

See https://www.sbitx.net/index.php/2023/05/05/updating-the-sbitx-software-from-github/ 73, JJ Visit my repo at https://github.com/drexjj for sBitx tools, applications, and software.

The easiest way to do this is with Macro Manager (part of sBITX Toolbox). You can add a macro like I did for F1. You can make a copy of the existing macro and load it with *\macro MACRONAME* See

Thanks JJ. I finally figured out the link and found the image on a Google drive, yours I guessing. Got it downloaded. Etcher and I are good friends so I'm looking forward to the load. Bruce, W4BRU

Hello all: New to the group, and thinking SERIOUSLY about getting the sBitX v3. I have been a unix, linux and Rpi programmer for a long time (I'm retired). I have a question. I do a lot of POTAs,

Hi Jason, If you mean the plug-in module, that is a Drok buck converter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0758ZTS61/ 73 Evan AC9TU

I built something similar but just used a BJT instead of a mosfet because I had one. I also just placed the thermistor on the heatsink near the PA transistors to monitor the heatsink temp. The

Do you also use a DSI screen in addition to plugging into the pi hdmi?

not sure how the RPI forum will help me with a part on the SBITX board. Im pretty sure it's a buck converter I just want to make sure i grab the right one.

Before anyone replies, please open a new topic for this topic. Here, the topic of 64-bit development would be mixed with the cooling solution. I am happy to answer, but my answer is long and takes the

Hello everyone, Quick question, what do you think the sBITX’s v3 hardware temperature should be at, running on JJ’s 64-bit OS? I'm planning on having two 50mm fans lying against the outer

Try the RPi forum ( https://forums.raspberrypi.com/ ). You will get more results there. -- Gyula HA3HZ

I assume that you are looking for the 64 bit PI version to install on your sBitx? If so, then you can find it here with instructions. https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/releases/tag/sBitx-v3.02-64-Bit (

I have a similar spur on my sBitx V2 except the frequency is 1070 Hz above the carrier. Does anyone have suggestions how to troubleshoot this? Jim, N7iHQ

Okay, JJ, I want to try it but where is it? I'm not fluent in gethub, I don't get its file-folder-link structure,? and I haven't written, compiled, and linked code in 15 years. All my systems are

My dumb self plugged the fan header on the raspberry pi in backwards and it looks like I let the magic smoke out of the 5v supply. My google fu is failing me so I thought id ask if anyone off hand

For the transmitter I set it to around 4 or 5 watts. I do have a small hf solid state amp connected as well to bring the power up to 40 or 50 watts. Keeping the sbitx tx output low allow me to run

thanks for replay, i notice i forgot to add #sBitx ( /g/BITX20/search?q=%23sBitx&ct=1 ) to this message/topic, not sure how to do it after starting a topic. I didnt quite understand

ps.: ps.: if you want to try it now, avoid using LotW, because it still doesn't work. Use the programmer's website ( https://www.cqrlog.com/help/h1.html ) to set up cqrlog. -- Gyula HA3HZ