Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
On Tue, Jul 26, 2022 at 10:42 AM, Peter McCracken wrote:
Hah! I tried that last week Don and it didn't work, I see it coming up now though, unfortunately the "Add to Cart" is failing for the board set. I have had a Pi4 and displayed stashed this long time for this project.
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I was able to order no problem. Wonder if Ashar is still tweaking things, as I now see the sbitx on the front (home) page.
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Now featured on the home page: https://www.hfsignals.com/
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Hah! I tried that last week Don and it didn't work, I see it coming up now though, unfortunately the "Add to Cart" is failing for the board set. I have had a Pi4 and displayed stashed this long time for this project.
Hoping I'm not overstepping here, but in case Ashhar forgot to put a link on the main page, I'll mention this.
I'm seeing the page on the hfsignals website, but no link to it on the main page..just followed the syntax of the previous pages, and there it was.
I couldn't justify the fully assembled kit (but so tempting) but took the plunge for the board set.
Now to source a case, display, etc.
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Aaron:
That is absolutely a terrific story!
We need to encourage our young people to investigate our hobby and it can be tough sledding at times. I've told the story before, but at my club's GOTA station during (2015) Field Day, we had a young boy get on the rig. No mic-fright at all and he spent almost an hour talking to people all over the US and Canada. Later, his Mom came to pick him up, and his eyes were the size of hubcaps as he told her about his experience on the radio. Her response: "I'm sure it's a wonderful hobby, but where are you going to get the thousands of dollars it takes to buy the radio?" He looked like he had been shot.
We need to do a better job of informing the public that a viable home station can be put together on a lawn-mowing budget. The entire driving force behind the T41 project was to have a 5-band HF SDR rig with enough power (e.g., 20W) to serve as a base station, but do it at a reasonable price. I know that Hans and Farhan share that same goal in their work to bring excellent radios to market at affordable prices.
Anyway, your taking time to make those contacts is a perfect example of what can be done with a little time investment and I hope more of us can trace your footsteps.
Jack, W8TEE
On Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at 10:21:12 AM EDT, Aaron K5ATG via groups.io <k5atg@...> wrote:
On Tue, Jul 26, 2022 at 09:05 AM, Mark Hatch wrote:
Philmont!
Always wanted to go there but my son, wanted out of the scouts once he got his Arrow of Light. We loved the scouts but too many politics at the local level. In 2016 I activated Washita Battlefield in western Oklahoma and a scout leader got through to me and he was at camp in NM with his cub scouts and they were getting their radio licenses. So I had him put each scout on the radio to say hello. A month later I got a QSO card in the mail and each one of the boys signed it with their name and call and then had it laminated. It was not an exotic contact, just the next state over but that has been the best QSO that I have had. Other people wanted that park in their logbook but once they realized what was going on they just stayed quiet and let the boys talk. It was awesome. -- '72
Aaron K5ATG
-- Jack, W8TEE
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On Tue, Jul 26, 2022 at 09:05 AM, Mark Hatch wrote:
Philmont!
Always wanted to go there but my son, wanted out of the scouts once he got his Arrow of Light. We loved the scouts but too many politics at the local level. In 2016 I activated Washita Battlefield in western Oklahoma and a scout leader got through to me and he was at camp in NM with his cub scouts and they were getting their radio licenses. So I had him put each scout on the radio to say hello. A month later I got a QSO card in the mail and each one of the boys signed it with their name and call and then had it laminated. It was not an exotic contact, just the next state over but that has been the best QSO that I have had. Other people wanted that park in their logbook but once they realized what was going on they just stayed quiet and let the boys talk. It was awesome. -- '72
Aaron K5ATG
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Philmont!
73
Mark
AJ6CU (and proud father of two Eagles!)
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Cameron,
If installed correctly, the BCI filter would not affect the transmitter.? If the receiver stopped working when you removed the BCI filter, then there is still an issue with the modifications made to install the filter.
Can you post a picture of the board where you made the modifications?
I do not think it would be a good idea to try calibrating now. The installation and removal of the BCIfilter should not have affected any of the radio parts that would cause a need to recalibrate.? This is assuming it was installed in the correct location.
73
Evan
AC9TU
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Hoping I'm not overstepping here, but in case Ashhar forgot to put a link on the main page, I'll mention this.
I'm seeing the page on the hfsignals website, but no link to it on the main page..just followed the syntax of the previous pages, and there it was.
I couldn't justify the fully assembled kit (but so tempting) but took the plunge for the board set.
Now to source a case, display, etc.
?
?
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I removed the filter, soldered the trace back,( should be back to factory now) did the cw transmit test and am now getting about 10 watts on 20 meters, about 6 to 7 on voice. So it is now transmitting, but has stopped receiving, all I hear now sounds like digital, no voice heard, it was receiving perfectly Any ideas, re calibration maybe?
Cameron,
What version of software is on the ubitx? On mine i have the n8me software and you can disable the transmit or enable it by pushing the correspondent point . Sometimes after working on it,the transmission is disabled and i have to open up the menu to enable it on the screen. Is this ubitx brand new and you had to assemble it or was it already built?
Just curious. Like evan and others have stated,check for power in CW mode.
73 David ac9xh
On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 10:55:01 PM EDT, Evan Hand < elhandjr@...> wrote:
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Cameron,
As Stephen suggests, the first step is ensuring that the transmitter amplifier is working before looking at the SSB sections.? That is done on the v6 by selecting CW as the mode and using the mic PTT switch to key the uBitx.
If CW does generate over 8watts, then see if you can get any output on the power meter by whistling into the mic.
You can also monitor the current draw of the uBitx to see if the amp is drawing current.? On CW, it can hit 2amps.
Let us know what you find.
73
Evan
AC9TU
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I appreciate the help from someone but I think that I resolved my problem with the case with David's suggestion. It dawned on me at 3:00 this morning. I like to make scrollsaw plaques and sell them for radio and astronomy stuff. I'm nowhere what someone would consider an expert. I think of myself as being ok. Anyway not everyone understands so here are my last two projects.   I was in my shop working on another project. Because of the nonstop triple-digit heat, I work in the middle of the night when it cools down some. Since I have the tools and experience with working with wood, why don't I just make the case out of wood and line it with flashing? The flashing doesn't have to be perfect since it would be hidden by the wood.? It would be much easier for me to get a custom size or shape if needed. It could make my uBITX have a one-of-a-kind look. This should be able to work, shouldn't it? -- '72
Aaron K5ATG
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Peter, Frankly, I am nervous. Our goal was to build a high power SDR that will sell for 300 USD. This has escalated to almost 500 USD now. This better live up to its expectations! - f
Thanks Ashhar, don't worry too much about making it look pretty, as long as we can click on the order button we'll be happy ;)
On Tue, 26 Jul 2022 at 12:33, Ashhar Farhan < farhanbox@...> wrote: Peter, I am just racing to get the website up and running with the new pages. We should be done tonight. - f
Hi Ashhar,
It would be really great to get an updated date for the release on hfsignals, everyone is sort of scratching their heads at present as there have been a few false starts.
P.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2022 at 10:14, Peter McCracken via <peter.mccracken= [email protected]> wrote: Any update as to when this will be released on the hf signals site ? Thanks!
On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 03:19, Buddy Brannan < buddy@...> wrote: While I¡¯ve also used dd for this, BalenaEtcher works great on the Mac as well.
--
Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
Email: buddy@...
Mobile: (814) 431-0962
> On Jul 23, 2022, at 9:38 PM, Peter McCracken <peter.mccracken@...> wrote:
>
> ... as above, balenaEtcher is the way to go if you have a PC, makes the process very simple.
>
> On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 02:21, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:
> With great power comes great responsibility. (Thats why I am a QRPer...)
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:37 AM alf <fpdbase@...> wrote:
> Ashhar Farhan wrote:
> > I am a bit of a n00b with all these software. I just prefer using the
> > dd command to burn the sd cards.
> > The details of using the dd command are all over the internet.
> > - f
> >
> > On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:00 AM alf <fpdbase@...
> > <mailto:fpdbase@...>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >? ? ?Al - WA1CZG wrote:
> >? ? ?> Ashhar,
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> I downloaded the image and tried to burn it
> >? ? ?> to a 32gb mini card. After I formatted it with the Raspberry
> >? ? ?> utility I got a capacity of 31.3GB.
> >? ? ?> When I try to burn it I get? message that I need at least
> >? ? ?> 31.9GB. I am using a PNY 32GB card.
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Is there a different brand of card I need to use?
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Thanks.
> >? ? ?> Al
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?Hi Al,
> >? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?I used balenaEtcher to write to a Toshiba 32bit SD card,
> >? ? ?runs
> >? ? ?fine on my Pi 4, really nice of Ashhar to put the circuit of the
> >? ? ?sBitx
> >? ? ?as desktop back ground :-)
> >? ? ?regards Alf vk2yac
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Hi Ashhar,
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The dd is sometimes called disk destroyer if you don't
> know your machines layout, for example I use dd bs=4M if=image
> of=/dev/sd# status=progress && sync, I like to see the progress of the copy.
> regards Alf
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Thanks Ashhar, don't worry too much about making it look pretty, as long as we can click on the order button we'll be happy ;)
On Tue, 26 Jul 2022 at 12:33, Ashhar Farhan < farhanbox@...> wrote: Peter, I am just racing to get the website up and running with the new pages. We should be done tonight. - f
Hi Ashhar,
It would be really great to get an updated date for the release on hfsignals, everyone is sort of scratching their heads at present as there have been a few false starts.
P.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2022 at 10:14, Peter McCracken via <peter.mccracken= [email protected]> wrote: Any update as to when this will be released on the hf signals site ? Thanks!
On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 03:19, Buddy Brannan < buddy@...> wrote: While I¡¯ve also used dd for this, BalenaEtcher works great on the Mac as well.
--
Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
Email: buddy@...
Mobile: (814) 431-0962
> On Jul 23, 2022, at 9:38 PM, Peter McCracken <peter.mccracken@...> wrote:
>
> ... as above, balenaEtcher is the way to go if you have a PC, makes the process very simple.
>
> On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 02:21, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:
> With great power comes great responsibility. (Thats why I am a QRPer...)
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:37 AM alf <fpdbase@...> wrote:
> Ashhar Farhan wrote:
> > I am a bit of a n00b with all these software. I just prefer using the
> > dd command to burn the sd cards.
> > The details of using the dd command are all over the internet.
> > - f
> >
> > On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:00 AM alf <fpdbase@...
> > <mailto:fpdbase@...>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >? ? ?Al - WA1CZG wrote:
> >? ? ?> Ashhar,
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> I downloaded the image and tried to burn it
> >? ? ?> to a 32gb mini card. After I formatted it with the Raspberry
> >? ? ?> utility I got a capacity of 31.3GB.
> >? ? ?> When I try to burn it I get? message that I need at least
> >? ? ?> 31.9GB. I am using a PNY 32GB card.
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Is there a different brand of card I need to use?
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Thanks.
> >? ? ?> Al
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?Hi Al,
> >? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?I used balenaEtcher to write to a Toshiba 32bit SD card,
> >? ? ?runs
> >? ? ?fine on my Pi 4, really nice of Ashhar to put the circuit of the
> >? ? ?sBitx
> >? ? ?as desktop back ground :-)
> >? ? ?regards Alf vk2yac
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Hi Ashhar,
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The dd is sometimes called disk destroyer if you don't
> know your machines layout, for example I use dd bs=4M if=image
> of=/dev/sd# status=progress && sync, I like to see the progress of the copy.
> regards Alf
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Peter, I am just racing to get the website up and running with the new pages. We should be done tonight. - f
Hi Ashhar,
It would be really great to get an updated date for the release on hfsignals, everyone is sort of scratching their heads at present as there have been a few false starts.
P.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2022 at 10:14, Peter McCracken via <peter.mccracken= [email protected]> wrote: Any update as to when this will be released on the hf signals site ? Thanks!
On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 03:19, Buddy Brannan < buddy@...> wrote: While I¡¯ve also used dd for this, BalenaEtcher works great on the Mac as well.
--
Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
Email: buddy@...
Mobile: (814) 431-0962
> On Jul 23, 2022, at 9:38 PM, Peter McCracken <peter.mccracken@...> wrote:
>
> ... as above, balenaEtcher is the way to go if you have a PC, makes the process very simple.
>
> On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 02:21, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:
> With great power comes great responsibility. (Thats why I am a QRPer...)
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:37 AM alf <fpdbase@...> wrote:
> Ashhar Farhan wrote:
> > I am a bit of a n00b with all these software. I just prefer using the
> > dd command to burn the sd cards.
> > The details of using the dd command are all over the internet.
> > - f
> >
> > On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:00 AM alf <fpdbase@...
> > <mailto:fpdbase@...>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >? ? ?Al - WA1CZG wrote:
> >? ? ?> Ashhar,
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> I downloaded the image and tried to burn it
> >? ? ?> to a 32gb mini card. After I formatted it with the Raspberry
> >? ? ?> utility I got a capacity of 31.3GB.
> >? ? ?> When I try to burn it I get? message that I need at least
> >? ? ?> 31.9GB. I am using a PNY 32GB card.
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Is there a different brand of card I need to use?
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Thanks.
> >? ? ?> Al
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?Hi Al,
> >? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?I used balenaEtcher to write to a Toshiba 32bit SD card,
> >? ? ?runs
> >? ? ?fine on my Pi 4, really nice of Ashhar to put the circuit of the
> >? ? ?sBitx
> >? ? ?as desktop back ground :-)
> >? ? ?regards Alf vk2yac
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Hi Ashhar,
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The dd is sometimes called disk destroyer if you don't
> know your machines layout, for example I use dd bs=4M if=image
> of=/dev/sd# status=progress && sync, I like to see the progress of the copy.
> regards Alf
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: The sBitx Release on www.vu2ese.com
Hi Ashhar,
It would be really great to get an updated date for the release on hfsignals, everyone is sort of scratching their heads at present as there have been a few false starts.
P.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2022 at 10:14, Peter McCracken via <peter.mccracken= [email protected]> wrote: Any update as to when this will be released on the hf signals site ? Thanks!
On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 03:19, Buddy Brannan < buddy@...> wrote: While I¡¯ve also used dd for this, BalenaEtcher works great on the Mac as well.
--
Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
Email: buddy@...
Mobile: (814) 431-0962
> On Jul 23, 2022, at 9:38 PM, Peter McCracken <peter.mccracken@...> wrote:
>
> ... as above, balenaEtcher is the way to go if you have a PC, makes the process very simple.
>
> On Sun, 24 Jul 2022 at 02:21, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:
> With great power comes great responsibility. (Thats why I am a QRPer...)
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:37 AM alf <fpdbase@...> wrote:
> Ashhar Farhan wrote:
> > I am a bit of a n00b with all these software. I just prefer using the
> > dd command to burn the sd cards.
> > The details of using the dd command are all over the internet.
> > - f
> >
> > On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 6:00 AM alf <fpdbase@...
> > <mailto:fpdbase@...>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >? ? ?Al - WA1CZG wrote:
> >? ? ?> Ashhar,
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> I downloaded the image and tried to burn it
> >? ? ?> to a 32gb mini card. After I formatted it with the Raspberry
> >? ? ?> utility I got a capacity of 31.3GB.
> >? ? ?> When I try to burn it I get? message that I need at least
> >? ? ?> 31.9GB. I am using a PNY 32GB card.
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Is there a different brand of card I need to use?
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?> Thanks.
> >? ? ?> Al
> >? ? ?>
> >? ? ?Hi Al,
> >? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?I used balenaEtcher to write to a Toshiba 32bit SD card,
> >? ? ?runs
> >? ? ?fine on my Pi 4, really nice of Ashhar to put the circuit of the
> >? ? ?sBitx
> >? ? ?as desktop back ground :-)
> >? ? ?regards Alf vk2yac
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Hi Ashhar,
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The dd is sometimes called disk destroyer if you don't
> know your machines layout, for example I use dd bs=4M if=image
> of=/dev/sd# status=progress && sync, I like to see the progress of the copy.
> regards Alf
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Earphone p2 plug randomly starts muted
Thanks Raj! Will do it!
Rafael
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On 7/26/22 09:00, Raj vu2zap wrote:
Just disconnect the center pin of volume control!
On 25/07/2022 11:46 PM, Rafael Diniz wrote:
So, after playing with the solder of D1/2/3/4/5, the "fix" was just give a small clockwise turn in the volume knob (which I usually set a "normal" value and never touch anymore).
*Any way I can "disable" all this volume / audio amp logic to the output signal from the board without any amplification? **
***
Thanks!
Rafael
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Re: Earphone p2 plug randomly starts muted
Just disconnect the center pin of volume control!
On 25/07/2022 11:46 PM, Rafael Diniz
wrote:
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So,
after playing with the solder of D1/2/3/4/5, the "fix" was just
give a small clockwise turn in the volume knob (which I usually
set a "normal" value and never touch anymore).
Any way I can "disable" all this volume / audio amp logic to
the output signal from the board without any amplification?
Thanks!
Rafael
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Aaron,
you could always buy a plastic case and install copper circuit board or maybe some aluminum flashing glued all around to give shielding. Plastic is easier to drill and cut and the copper sheeting or aluminum flashing can be glued to the surface before installing the guts to your system.Others might have constructed something similar in the group.
73 David ac9xh
On Monday, July 25, 2022 at 08:21:27 PM EDT, Aaron K5ATG via groups.io <k5atg@...> wrote:
I know one ham who took a laptop screen, and bought the video adaptor online thru ebay and installed a 15" screen from his junk mac laptop.Its basically making a laptop screen into a monitor ,basically.
?He just looked up the service number to the one on the sticker of the screen after he tore the laptop apart. found out it was made by LG. LG sent him several pages of info on it and of course the displays can be found thru internet search too.Anyway,he has a 15"display that flips up at a push of a button. I think he copied the design of a french ham who did the same thing. He also installed a tuner similar to yours and an usb hub for other things also.
I have a laptop screen that I'm ordering the driver for so I can use it as a monitor for my Raspberry Pi 4. At one time I was thinking about doing a setup as you mentioned and having my RPI mounted inside the case for the uBITX, something like a mock of the sBITX, but my case isn't big enough for the monitor.?
With my new case, I am still planning on mounting the RPI inside the case and having the monitor as a separate unit.?
I love to load up my recumbent trike and go to a local park and operate portable for a while. Most of my on-air activity is using digital modes so the long-term plan is to have the RPI mounted in the same case as the uBITX. I would love to see pics of how others combine an RPI with their uBITX for portable operations.
Right now I need to get the uBITX v6 in a case. My metalwork is very lacking so I butchered the case that I was going to use. Now I need to order another one and figure out how to make the holes in the correct locations.?
-- '72
Aaron K5ATG
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You will have to do that each time you boot up if done via commands
I plan to add a telnet facility to allow a remote program to send these commands to the radio. One could operate the radio remotely with just a telnet application, at least for digital modes like the ft8. This could also be used for scripting it. - f
Coming back for one more question :
I read in your "sbitx/how_gui_is_organized.txt" file? :
"Finally, the cmd field is an interesting field and it goes more than what meets
the eye. Lets imagine that the cmd is set to "freq" and the field type?
is NUMBER, set to max of 7300,000 and min of 7000,000 with a step of 10. Now,
this field can be used to tune the radio up and down the 40 meter band in?
steps of 10 Hz. Each time the value is changed, the function do_cmd() is called
with both the field name and the value in the same string, separated?
by an equal ('=') sign. Like do_cmd("freq=7000000"). "
and in the last manual :
"\freq xxxx
Sets the frequency. You can specify the frequency in KHz or Hz. So,
\freq 7050
is same as
\freq 7050000
You can also use a short-cut and use \f instead of \freq, like
\f 7050"
Does this mean that we can set min and max frequencies of a band as well as the step by typing commands with the gui? That we do not have to modify the sbitx_gtk.c file and recompile a firmware?
73 - Pierre - FK8IH
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I know one ham who took a laptop screen, and bought the video adaptor online thru ebay and installed a 15" screen from his junk mac laptop.Its basically making a laptop screen into a monitor ,basically.
?He just looked up the service number to the one on the sticker of the screen after he tore the laptop apart. found out it was made by LG. LG sent him several pages of info on it and of course the displays can be found thru internet search too.Anyway,he has a 15"display that flips up at a push of a button. I think he copied the design of a french ham who did the same thing. He also installed a tuner similar to yours and an usb hub for other things also.
I have a laptop screen that I'm ordering the driver for so I can use it as a monitor for my Raspberry Pi 4. At one time I was thinking about doing a setup as you mentioned and having my RPI mounted inside the case for the uBITX, something like a mock of the sBITX, but my case isn't big enough for the monitor.?
With my new case, I am still planning on mounting the RPI inside the case and having the monitor as a separate unit.?
I love to load up my recumbent trike and go to a local park and operate portable for a while. Most of my on-air activity is using digital modes so the long-term plan is to have the RPI mounted in the same case as the uBITX. I would love to see pics of how others combine an RPI with their uBITX for portable operations.
Right now I need to get the uBITX v6 in a case. My metalwork is very lacking so I butchered the case that I was going to use. Now I need to order another one and figure out how to make the holes in the correct locations.?
-- '72
Aaron K5ATG
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Coming back for one more question : I read in your "sbitx/how_gui_is_organized.txt" file? : "Finally, the cmd field is an interesting field and it goes more than what meets
the eye. Lets imagine that the cmd is set to "freq" and the field type?
is NUMBER, set to max of 7300,000 and min of 7000,000 with a step of 10. Now,
this field can be used to tune the radio up and down the 40 meter band in?
steps of 10 Hz. Each time the value is changed, the function do_cmd() is called
with both the field name and the value in the same string, separated?
by an equal ('=') sign. Like do_cmd("freq=7000000"). "
and in the last manual :
"\freq xxxx
Sets the frequency. You can specify the frequency in KHz or Hz. So,
\freq 7050
is same as
\freq 7050000
You can also use a short-cut and use \f instead of \freq, like
\f 7050"
Does this mean that we can set min and max frequencies of a band as well as the step by typing commands with the gui? That we do not have to modify the sbitx_gtk.c file and recompile a firmware?
73 - Pierre - FK8IH
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Aaron K5ATG
Raj vu2zap