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Evan, Thanks for the suggestion! Will definitely look at that. I don't like the way the encoder is handled? in KD8CEC (which I believe lifted it from the OEM software) because it is not very

Hello Mark, I came across this. I this it's one of your folder i think There may be interesting things to discover for those who have a Nextion screen. GitHub -

Past experience with SD cards for a Pi is to go with a name brand card because quality control with the "off" brands is not the same.?? I have also found that if you have a image that takes a full

Danilo, I needed to get another microSD card when I ran into that issue.? The cheap ones from Amazon will not formate to greater than 30Gb, which is required for the image that HFSignals provides (I

ok, i downloaded raspy imager, but when i go to write, it tells me that the sd is small. formatting it with windows gives me 29.1 gig and raspy says it needs 31.9. now I'm downloading the image file

You have to use a program that will create a bootable SD card. The Raspberry Pi Imager will work. Other popular programs that can be used include Rufus and Balena Etcher. All of those are available on

Mark, The N8ME with VU3GAO mods does not have an issue with the v6 stock display.? Since the Nano updates the display, it should have a higher load than the KD8CEC software.? You could look at that

Gerald, Just reporting back... Unfortunately, that didn't work.? There is a clear difference between V1.2 and my "V2.0" when you spin the knob fast. In .1.2, nochange in display right away, but

You would have received a full sd card with your kit. For preparing the sd card, you have to use a software called imager available from raspberrypi.com - f

hi everyone, so i downloaded the raspberry pi image from the Ashar site. then I unpacked the file and put it on the sd with win 32 disk write. writing ok, but the file doesn't work. Maybe I have to

Gerald, Thanks for the pointer! I will give this a try a little later today. There is a definite "feeling" difference between the encoder working on a nano and that on one of the faster chips. I had

Are there instructions for installing the new regulator board

Hi Scott, If you want to try my latest updates that aren’t merged into Farhan’s main git repository, do this: 1. Open a terminal, execute the following commands... 2. git clone

Most or goody's changes are already in the git. What you do is this : 1. Open a terminal from the main screen. 2. In the terminal, change to sbitx directory: cd sbitx 3. Get the latest build with

Hey Goody, I’m embarrassed to ask this but can you outline the steps of downloading and upgrading your code to existing firmware? ?I’d like to give your work a try. ?I struggle with gathering

Hello, I think that it is only in these lines of code that there is a value to change in order to have a frequence scroll displayed without holes if we turn the encoder a little fast? there are

Peter, The bias setting procedure is in the assembly manual at the very end. https://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/sbitx-assembly-manual-v1-0/ - f [email protected]> wrote:

I just replaced the finals Q18 and Q19 and discovered a cracked leg on driver Q16 so replaced it. What is the procedure (or where is it documented) for adjusting the bias? Pete WK8S

Goddy I'm not seeing the /tree directory in github. Is there a trick to finding it? Joe W3JDR

Thanks Goody What version # should display on the screen?