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Andy, that’s fine, but if you’ll hit the books for a bit, you can learn this stuff easily. It’s taught in thousands of places and there are many examples in Ashhar’s schematics. In my early

Sorry Doc - no, didn't help.? There are a number of different ways to couple and bias an emitter follower and I don't know how to translate Farhan's instructions to add "...an emitter follower with a

That's good news.? Next we need someone interested enough in the topic to learn that API, learn sbitx internals, and write code for sbitx to call N3FJP's API. Also good news, next we need someone

Great! You understand this a lot better than I do. Those other large software people are not going to learn SBitx commands, so simply interface from something like ICOM or Yaesu commands into

@Dave N1AI Thank you for starting a new thread on this :) Hi Gordon, I mentioned in the other thread that I will work on this as well. Maybe we can share notes? M

N3FJP does have an API. I think there may now be one for Winlink. But again, the easiest thing is to simply emulate a popular transceiver. The design staff is not just one person; it is everyone

We use VARA in our HERMES project. I use hangover-wine to run it on the Pi inside the sbitx. I runs decently. But sorting out the PTT was the easiest part of the setup... : ) Cheers, Rafael

We should honor JJ's request to move this to a new topic so this one can focus on JJ's great work. I've created /g/BITX20/message/108547 with my initial response. You may

Yes, and as per JJ's request, here is a new thread to discuss this topic. Can people share best practices? I did try to get winlink to run on Pi using Wine, but failed. I do know there is 'pat' for

Hi, Thanks. Maybe I'm not explaining myself well. Extremely popular and well known and important applications widely used in the ham radio community such as N3FJP and WINLINK's entire system, do

I created more options for sBITX Toolbox Launcher and am testing them before pushing to GitHub.. The custom application function allows you to create buttons for websites, binary files, and system

This level of stuff is possible already, you can see it operate from the command line. On my sbitx: 1) Start the sbitx application 2) Open a Terminal 3) Install some software: $ sudo apt install

My understanding is: * "rigcat" came from the authors of "fldigi" * "net rig control" came from "hamlib" which came from a different group * it's more correct name is "hamlib net rigctl" based on the

Again, sorry if I'm digging up an old thread, but the topic popped up again. I think the right approach is not to rely on order of bring up, t *he answer is to use more specific

This sound can be heard when I switch from reception to transmission at ft8. It sounds like a metallic sound, like a metal door being slammed. Sometimes it's louder, sometimes it's softer. I didn't

Ashhar, I'm not familiar with "Net Rig Conttrol" Is this related to "rigcat" which is one of the options in FLDGI? Unfortunately I don't know if that is at all related to how N3FJP or WINLINK

Hi Gyula, The only clicking sound I notice is when the alsa capture level (rx or mic) is changed. Is that the case for you? - Rafael

Hi JJ, There is no tx_compression implemented in Farhan's (there are no programmers, just one programmer) sBitx code. - Rafael

Thank you Gyula,

Net Rig Ctrl is already implemented on sbitx. That is how wsjtx and fldigi work with it