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I cannot make my sbitx receive, I have watched all the videos, I’m new to the hobby, but this receiver is beyond my ability, how do I return it-- MSIS, SCERS, CHS III, CSIH, DFCP, ACE,

Thanks all.? I appreciate the pointers here, and the PMs I received as well. ----------------------------------- 73, Greg, KM5GT

Hi Greg I have modified several V6s and I agree with Evan about the firmware. ?I use the little BCI kit from qrpme.com, either internally by cutting a trace (my mod for that can be found on

Another option is creating a shell script to do all the commands.? I created a str_sbitx.sh with the commands and made it executable.? I can then type ./str_sbitx.sh when in the pi folder where the

There is likely a way to do it in an xorg.conf file somewhere, but it would involve dissecting the Xorg configuration sequence to determine 'when' (during the configuration/setup of the Xorg

I would suggest a look at the N8ME with the VU2GAO mods available in the files section of this list.? That fixes most of the issues, and as long as you are OK with the more straightforward graphic

I’m also new to the v6 and can’t provide much guidance. My grandson got one a month ago and installed the Nextion display and the CEC firmware. He made a few contacts and then the radio stopped

Got the final idling bias current set. using a wimpy two amp wall wart to ward off evil Finally ?managed after a lot of strange events I think related to bit banging si5351 not working quite right,

Hi Daniel, Glad it worked. Too bad you wanted too much. The new Sbitx are much more conservative. 30W or 35W and end. This is also ok to have some buffer for mismatch. The problem, metercal cannot be

Thanks Evan and Andi for your hints :) First I tried Evans tipps. Reception was ok, but I will remember to check the reception path when I blow up the finals next time. 48kHz-"spikes" found, but

Yes I checked the connections as well as I could. I will do another alignment and we will see how that goes. I will keep you advised. -- '72 Aaron K5ATG

Steve, Bingo. Pulled the RTC module and it boots up. Re-inserted the module and all is good. Thanks so much, it sometimes takes an extra pair of eyes or a brain to get things solved these days. Hank

I believe the V2 uses a plug-in RTC module. Make sure the RTC module is fully plugged in and seated. 73; Steve, N3SB

V2. Purchased at Hamvention.

Is this a v2 or Dev edition ? [email protected]> wrote:

Hank - an I2C bus issue can certainly hang the sbitx application. Did you install the RTC module in your unit? If so, the wiring may have gotten bumped causing a short. If you can share more

When I try starting from the CLI I get a Repeating I2C and number which just continues scrolling up. Since this happens on 2 different Pi's would it be safe to think that maybe there is an issue with

Starting from the command line was a huge help to me. I got to see a list of errors.

Hank - sometimes this problem fixes itself with a power-down and reboot. If that doesn't work after a few attempts, try starting the sbitx application from the command line - which will provide some

My sbitx has just been sitting on the shelf and worked fine the last time I started it up. It boots up OK but the sbitx software gets the window banner started but that's it. I have tried a new image