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Found this. Haven't tried it though. https://github.com/Drewsif/PiShrink Hank W6IR

Shirley, I have read that there are ways to take an existing image and shrink it after it has been created.? That is done on a Linux OS, not a Windows.? I have not tried it. I agree that it would

A3HZ May 29 ? #102666?? If someone is having trouble because they cannot copy the image to a 32GB SD card, because there is a few bits less space on the card. I recommend the

Could do that, but I'm reluctant to because I only have a couple of 64 GB cards and LOTS of 32 GB. The images really should be prepared the same way the official Raspberry Pi OS ones are; they're

Shirley, Try burning to a 64 GB or larger card.? Most 32GB cards are just a little shy of the image size.? There are ways to make the standard image smaller; it has not been done to

Has anybody out there managed to successfully burn this to an SD card? Most of mine complain that they don't have enough capacity; the one that doesn't gets an I/O error near the end. Maybe the

Does it sound like spike noise, like the synthesizer moving through frequency steps?? Capacitors across the encoder terminals wouldn't help that at all.? Or is it more like wideband noise? If you

Hi Evan, Yes, I'm using the stock display and the stock firmware. I need to hook up my DE and see if I'm experiencing the same problem, it's not a huge thing as it goes away when I stop tuning, just

Hi Joel, The other potential noise source is the display.? Are you using the stock display with the stock software?? If not, would you please share your configuration? 73 Evan AC9TU

I have been noticing Encoder noise while tuning around the bands, I can see it in the waterfall and hear it in the receiver while tuning. Has anybody else noticed this? I might try installing some

I 3D printed a simple, snap on stand for my sBITX V2 for desktop use that leans it back 30 degrees for better viewing. The sides simply slide over the rear feet and are held in place by a small flange

I added these lines to sbitx_gtk.c so that I can configure the startup to the web UI in my user_settings.ini if (! strcmp ( get_field ( "#web" )-> value , "OFF" )) { write_console (FONT_LOG,

Farhan, That makes sense. For basic radio operation, I can use the gtk screen.? When I want a digital operation, I can either open the Chrome interface on the gtk screen or use a remote computer to

Hi Evan, thanks for the hint. I commented this line https://github.com/afarhan/sbitx/blob/28ab6665c466cb393412b40a36e2621010aa49dd/sbitx_gtk.c#L4399. Works great. I still can open the web interface

Evan, The old UI still works as it did. However, things like the logbook, ft8 sequencing, telnet, etc., are all working only in the webui. - f

Farhan, I can close the Chrome interface, but the radio still works.? Are you saying the Chrome interface needs to stay up to have all the radio functionality? 73 Evan AC9TU

The gtk is now behind the webui. For instance, much of the FT8 messaging is done in javascript on index.html. The logging is also functional only on the web UI. - f

loopMasta, I believe that the "chrome" UI is opened on line 4190 of sbitx_gtk.c open_url("http://127.0.0.1:8080"); Try commenting the line out, and rebuild the sbitx software.? You must do this

Hi all, is it possible to disable the webUI Chrome app on startup of the sBitx software? I only use the webUI on a remote computer. Thx

Do you have any favorites with any other radios you use?? For the bandwidth of the uBitx, you don't need anything very fancy but small differences of overall efficiency and how good the speaker's