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Should the calibration procedure be done when using this image, or does the settings file that I'd move across contain that information?

JJ, I had a little problem with the time display. I set the local time to Europe/Budapest, it displays it correctly. However, the sBitx time display is -2 hours, which should correctly be -1 hour. I

We still sell the AGC kit with analogue meter that works for any Transceiver including Bitx And Micro Bitx . https://amateurradiokits.in/product/agc-kit-for-bitx-and-ubitx/ Thanks and regards Sunil

you’re right, jerry. ? Not sure why, but the images are available in the linked article at the top of that page. thanks for the tip! gordon kx4z

Ahh.. it was related to booting with USB headphones jacked in.. that's a tricky gotcha. Sorry for the seemingly incessant posting.? it's the weekend and I was looking for a project.. lol

JJ on my first SD card burn my sbitx didn't start, I figured it was a bad copy so I made another and this one worked well. I rebooted and now when the sbitx is launched it immediately closes. fired it

I found that if I moved my taskbar to the bottom its even better. YMMV

Thanks for the build JJ. it runs well on a Sandisk SD and even better over USB3 The original SD that came with the rig is taped to the inside of the case for safekeeping, I had first tried the

I have it installed on a 128GB USB drive, and it's booting as the primary device (this leaves the original micro sd card in the Pi4). Its working nicely so far. I've been able to test-drive JS8Call by

I changed the script to install config.txt in the firmware directory. Your wide display is unusual. Your setup looks very industrial using those t-slot extrusions. I don't really know much about the

Thank you Gordon for the Wiki article. You really do like fixing things. I happened to look at your "Homebrew sBitx/ICOM 7300 Desktop Mic" article and the images seem to be missing. Of course, it

Thanks JJ.? I see that you have pre-installed my favorite digital QSO mode program -- JS8Call -- thankyou.? I use the android app "js8remote" to communicate with the installed JS8Call program. That

After installing a fresh default image on my second Pi, I noticed it had a config file already there too, but with a note at the top saying not to edit it and that the config is in the firmware

I don't think this has been incorporated into the "code" yet, so I created a wiki page explaining the fix /g/BITX20/wiki/36181 (which gives a snippet of code so enterprising followers

The wiki page Home ( /g/BITX20/wiki/2316/201012 ) has been updated by Gordon Gibby NND4FL (NCS521) <docvacuumtubes@...>. Compare Revisions (

Hello. I created a pre-compiled version of sBitx on 64 Bit for the Raspberry Pi4 for those who are interested. https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/releases/tag/sBitx-v3.02-64-Bit Please go ahead and

Evan, Thanks...I've been looking all over for this..I will attempt the mod.. I've also come across the message you found below.. I appreciate it.. i think i only had this working for about 1 hour max

All true... But I think there is no better time to do homebrew radio electronics than ever. Sites like Mouser and Digikey have a vast array of components of all types. Common components are available

Hi David, I only recently found out about these regulators. I would have liked to try one on my uBitx V6 but had already found a third party vendor that sold the Raduino board with a completely

Does anyone know of somebody that still sells AGC kits for the uBITX V6? -- '72 Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )