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I don't have access to a 3d printer.? I would be willing to reimburse somebody to make me one of these folding supports.? I would like the person to include the screws - a local hardware supplier

Hi Roy, Do you have a link that I can look at that you recommend for making one of those? What bands are you able to use it on without a tuner? 73, Scotty

Thanks Bob!? I have been using any number of things to tilt my sBitx and should have thought of this.? I fired up a 3D printer after lunch and voila!? Fits like a glove and just what I needed. 73,

I’ve had good luck with a 40m EFHW and 49:1 transformer. It is about 26-ish feet long, don’t revenge actual trimmed/tuned length. 73 Roy Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for

Hi Evan, I really do appreciate the advice and reasons that you have stated. Since I really like rtty/bpsk style modes as well as cw, I will most likely go for the sbitx model. Also, if modification

Hi Scotty, I own six uBitx and two sbitx.? The uBitx, as delivered, can do SSB, and with a PC and sound card, it can do digital modes.? It is marginal for CW as it does not have a narrow audio

Mark Yes, those are the dimensions I used for the back of the tilt mount. They are explicitly declared in the OpenSCAD source file. As mentioned, I also checked the others in the drawing by printing a

FWIW I have kept track of storage performance I measure using linux's 'hdparam' which is a read-only test. I have a little piece of shell code that does 10 runs and reports the min/max/avg read

Wow, that's a perfect lead-in for me.? I wrote most of the below for another platform, but IMO it fits into this discussion here about Pi 5 and NVMe.? It also fits into some stuff I wrote earlier

Thanks for all the answers! : ) 73, Rafael

Hi Hank, Can you be a bit more specific? There is no i2s-nmap, but i2s-mmap. - Rafael

Thank you for the reply. I have been doing some research into these radios for a possible purchase. I am leaning toward the sbitx at the present.? As a past Radio Shack repair tech, I am very

Topographically they are very similar. Its small design differences. Things like lower output load resistance output transformer turns ratio, construction,?and increased Drive to meet the

If you use Fusion 360, you can upload and scale a photo to be used as the template for your base sketch. With very little practice you can get parts to be exact on the first or second try. Sent from

Bob, I think I got it. Imported your backbrace stl into tinkercad and used the grid there to get it to the mm. Left to right is 196mm and the "middle" hole is 42mm from left. Let me know if you

Mark I meant the rounded part to face in and the flat back to contact the leg angle stop. Thanks for the catch. I'll improve the directions. Attached is a drawing of hole locations. I know what you

I have been looking at the schematics of the ubitx and sbitx units. Both appear to use the IRF510, at least in the diagrams that I found. The sbitx is advertised as 20 watts and the ubitx is

On Mon, Jan 22, 2024 at 11:50 AM, Dave, N1AI wrote: > > On Mon, Jan 22, 2024 at 02:30 PM, WB6GJE Mike wrote: > > > > > FYI, Jeff Geerling covers the use of USB and PCIe booting for Raspberry > >

Bob, That would be good if you have a chance.? Trying to place the holes once. I never seem to measure them exactly and find myself always printing, move a mm, print again, move a mm,

Sorry, I should have added the stock screen is the "official" Pi screen: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-touch-display/