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Can you try making a cmake version? It compilew within 5 seconds so I never bothered with it.

You can try just typing "make". I added a Makefile to a fork of Farhan's repository here: https://github.com/DigitalHermes/sbitx Also did a pull request to Farhan's repo of the Makefile I wrote. Btw,

Kevin, I have not tried compiling the sbitx code yet, but I have some Linux development experience. It appears that you are typing in those build commands manually at a command prompt, is that

Follow up on previous message. After you have build the sbitx program you use this command to run: ./sbitx or eventually sudo ./sbitx de oz9ny

You should write the following on the command line in the sbitx-main catalog: ./build sbitx 73 de oz9ny niels

OK tnx Gary ... the table is downloaded directly in pdf from a WEB site (I don't remember which one), I just cut out a jpg from the original pdf ... anyway thanks! Small correction which is reduced to

I can’t tell you how much good Ashhar has done for me and for projects I have worked on... A huge benefactor to millions of people. Gordon KX4Z

Ash Thanks for sharing your love of electronics. A true humble man. -- 73 Dave ADOB ( https://www.qrz.com/db/AD0B ) Raduino bracket and Ham_Made_Keys ( http://veloliner.com/ham/k0mbtkey.pdf )

I’m using today’s build, started from scratch this morning knowing nothing about this environment, lots of learning today… but not able to build the source…. I’ll start again tomorrow and

Hi Ashar and Kevin, Are you both using the same version of the operating system? Today there was a major release of the Raspberry Pi operating system and I know from previous experience that updates

Hi Ashhar I believe I’ve installed all the libraries mentioned in the install.txt file, still getting the same error, I’m completely new to build scripts, is the one you provided pointing to a

You will have to install a few more libraries. I think the install.txt had the requisite library names.

Loris, Looks like a typo in your standards table S3 @ -109dBm should be 800nV into 50 Ohm, not 180nV -Gary

Ashhar - I really enjoyed your recent RSGB presentation for your sBITx project thankyou.... and very interested... So I come from an Arduino / Teensy IDE environment but have zero experience regarding

All this assuming that we were measuring the RF signal at the input of the receiver, which is not true. Ramón

Hi, Of course, for this reason there is an option in the software that allows assigning the value measured with the ADC to each of the values on the scale. Saludos, Ramón

Hola, It is a uBitx v6 unit in which the original Raduino with Arduino Nano control board has been replaced by a board with an ESP32 microprocessor. The TFT screen is the same as the original uBitx,

I forget, type of screen

Hello, Can you elaborate on how that works? That is to say main board (Surely a Ubitx v6), type of CPU (Raduino type , Teensy v?, other,), and name of the program). It is unfortunate that there is not

With all due respect, I would like to give a little information: The IARU has already given a correspondence between reception values in ?V and S points! it is sufficient to give the relative signal