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Same here, now only "123" works, try. Raj

Jack, Thank you for the feedback.? The last time I installed the SWR sensor, I fried a large part of my DE.? I think I will forgo the SWR readings on the sBitx.? I do not believe it is worth

I am having issues with logging on, I put my passkey in and it keeps asking for a key? I looked in the settings.ini file it says, you will see it in there, but nothing? I did have a corrupt message a

Thanks Ashhar and Laurence, I did solder a leaded 2n3904 in place. Rather cramped I guess I shouldn't have tried to use the Smd pads. My soldering wasn't up to spec as after some quick testing Rv1 no

Nothing prevents you from soldering a regular 2n3904 or 2n2222 in place of the smt part. Give it a try. - f

If you have an smd 2n2222A you can use it as it has the same pinout and probably also see some power increase

Evan, I used an Arduino Uno as ISP to program the ATTiny85 and also to test it with the .ino sketch for an I2C scanner found on the Adafruit website. As expected it showed up at address 08. I had the

I now have the ATTiny85 working with the swr bridge on the sBitx DE! Now on to calibration. Turns out physical pin 2 is PB3 (Reflected) and physical pin 3 is PB4 (Forward). I had those reversed.

I used an Arduino with an I2C scanner sketch from Adafruit. The Attiny85 appears on its little plugin board (homebrew, as shown by KE8KYP) with an address of 08. The RTC board does not respond and has

Steve, Naturally the red LED on the RTC means nothing except power. I have an Arduino with which to test both the ATTiny85 and also the RTC board. Let me run the I2C_Scanner.ino and see what

Evan, Good point on the driver load! They don't always get installed "automagically" 73 Mark -- AJ6CU KD8CEC 2.0, Nextion Screens,? and open source uBITX Raduino boards for Arduino IOT, BLE,

Rafael, the modulation bandwidth is 3KHz. It can be expanded to about 12 khz (one of the two sidebands within 25 khz). - f

Randy, The ssb power it shows is the average. This is typical, the peak envelope power may still well be 30 to 35 watts. This is the nature of human voice. - f wrote:

Jack - the bit-banged I2C bus does control the SI5351, so if you are able to tune in signals the bit-banged I2C bus is basically working. If you have access to another Arduino it would be useful to

When I use FT8 my power meter is at 30-31 watts. When on SSB, voice the power meter may make it to 13 watts...if I yell, otherwise it's like 4 watts. I have drive at 100 and both transmissions were on

I previously posted about a sqlite browser that can read, display and edit the sbitx

AFAIK, hardware wise, it is ~25 kHz. Rafael

Thanks for update. It would be an excellent add on feature Ideally sliders like the rx feature Do you know what the current tx BW is,? Joe VE1BWV

Ford, There is a little more that may be required than what Mark listed.? In particular, a CH driver needs to be loaded, at least that is required from my Windows 11 Laptop.? You can get the driver

Ford, This one is easy to solve...? Goto -> Tools->Processor? Itwill either say "Atmega328(oldbootloader) or ATmega328. Which ever one it is, choose the other. My bet is that you need to set it to