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Rest in peace Mike! -- Gyula HA3HZ

Asher, Is there a way to export the FT8 QSO’s in ADIF format from the SQLite DB? ?Or are they also saved in ADIF format in a separate file? My unit has not shipped yet. So I can’t poke around

Calling anywhere from 5 to 10 times more frequently would probably result in significant improvement. In the sBitx software, he increased it to 20 times more frequently and it was amazing.

Oh gawd! So sorry for the loss. I learnt much of cat control reading hamlib source code. [email protected]> wrote:

Double check your positive lead, I think I see some bare copper in your picture . Possibly a nick from stripping outer insulation, mine had both leads nicked. <vincedeon@...> wrote:

Even if you did not know who Mike was, you know his work.? Mike was a key developer of hamlib in addition to many, many other contributions to our hobby.? I only had the privilege of a few email

Ashar, no not cw_poll(), it is modem_poll() that is not getting called often enough. In sbitx_gtk.c this call is at line #4257 inside of ui_tick(). modem_poll() in turn decides what to do for each

The hamlib netcontrol works. Cat control via the CAT usb port is TBD [email protected]> wrote:

Chris, This is an interesting aside, but the logbook saves all the qsos in an sqlite3 database. It is in a file called sbitx.db3 under ~/sbitx/data You might want to poke around and see what is in

My radio does not arrive till Monday! ? I am interested in some modes that are not installed on the radio. ?I want to test with DigiPi too. ?(YES, adding another Pi) What radio does the CAT port

This is a great suggestion and a quick and easy modification. Thank you for sharing. 73

Darell, It takes a village to build an SDR. I am truely grateful to all on this forum who contributed to code, advise and bug reports. Also, it goes without saying that the basis of this sdr is the

There will be no hardware changes to the circuitry at all. We are using the same gerber for all the batches. [email protected]> wrote:

Mike, Thr cw_poll is not the one the one that is doing the actual keying. See cw_read_key() in https://github.com/afarhan/zbitx/blob/main/modem_cw.c#L312 This is the function that is in turn called

Ashar, I'm an old sbitx DE user, but I have looked at your newest zbitx code a little. Your new change using interrupts insures the state of the key/paddle is updated in a global variable in a very

After so many reports about problems with failed updates I nevertheless decided to update the zBitx this morning - contrary to my intention. With surprisingly positive, unexpected update

JJ's 64 bit code has a button to shut down the Pi and provides a pop up to remind you power off afterward. -- 73 Bob? KD8CGH

To add some strain relief to the power cable I drilled 2 x 2.5mm holes into the battery holder and secured the power cable with a small zip tie.? A spot of liquid rubber on the exposed contacts top

Hi Gordon, The sBitx and zBitx series use a directional coupler to measure SWR and Power: From the code, after reading the value from the ATTiny85 vfwd: sprintf(buff,"%d", (vfwd *

I don't know about Ashhar's specific circuitry, but many of these "power" measurement systems actually measure VOLTAGE and presume 50 ohms and calculate the power using Ohms Law etc. If your actual