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JJ, Is there a 64 bit image that comes with the latest ver of sBitx V4.1, or do I have to put a older version on and then update to the latest version. If there is a updated version, where do I find

Hello, I think the transmitting transistors of my sBitx V3 (approx. 1 month old, delivered fully assembled) are defective, there is no more transmitting power. When I measure with a qrp wattmeter, I

Since many people ran WSJT on the old display, I'd have to say yes. Unfortunately, the mounts are different, so new cases will have to be designed. Also, it looks like the display will have to be

Will the new Raspberry Pi Display 2 (1280 x 720) give the resolution we need to run WSJT and others on the built in screen? Garrett N7QWT

Yes, this is clear to me because jtdx can display many more stations on the screen. That's why you have little time to decode because there are many stations. It's a shame that 1.8 seconds of this

What is more important is that it works well. -- Gyula HA3HZ

Looks nice!! Gordon KX4Z wrote:

My version turned out like this -- Gyula HA3HZ

I found in back to back tests that wsjt-x has a much lower CPU load and much less lag than JTDX. I use JTDX on my home computer with my Hermes Lite 2 thanks to its support for TCI, but not not on a

I'm glad that other people have opinions, because I think we should look for the possibility of acceleration in the radio. If there is such a possibility. -- Gyula HA3HZ

All I can say is that I’ve tried these recommendations and the lag still creeps up after a while and the pop up message returns.

It is difficult to find a description for jtdx, and what is there was written 6 years ago. Fortunately, the description already addressed the slow PC problem and included an automatic RX filter. The

Me I find the Arduino nano is more than enough for building a VFO for either DDS or 5351 plus? the needed encoder and display. -- Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private

In my list of future work is a replacment for the Si5351. It is tragic that all our radio designs depend on one proprietory chip. [email protected]> wrote:

VE6LX, Your original posts got me to look at the K1EL keyer documentation - for me that was a great introduction to the inner workings of electronic keyers and what they can do to help with real-world

Bob, it's in Farhan's 32-bit repository, here ... https://github.com/afarhan/sbitx/commits/main/ -- Mike KB2ML

I have had my Sbitx for about 6 months. Original owner. I upgraded to 64 bit firmware? including the tool box app. Have made numerous ft8 contacts but have too many radios so I am going to sell.

Mike What dev was the July 8th commit to? I don't see it in JJ's timeline. -- 73 Bob? KD8CGH

Mike I believe this is precisely what I have been suggesting from my first post. It is not the CW keyer per say rather the need to turn on the transmitter X ms prior to the first CW character reaches

I thought CW mode showed the Side Tome too. Not at the radio to test that. ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2024 10:55 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: