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Not sure, but I think when they fail they short out, & that's why some form of current limiting is a good idea - could prevent a burned-out board, especially with a LiPO battery.? Some of them can

Thanks Raj. I know the finals were a problem, which is why I was running at pretty low power. I thought that when they failed it just resulted in no rf out, not bringing the whole system down. And I

There’s a small potentiometer that adjusts voltage level. The ooze you see is glue to keep the voltage from wandering around like a student driver. It doesn’t look like anything exploded. Trust

Hi Robert.. Yes you should copy the files from /home/sbitx/data and save them somewhere safe just in case you decide to sell or use the transmit function someday. Calibration is a PITA without the

Don, Dont assume the buck converter is blown. The gunk I see is probably the glue on the preset to keep it from changing during shipping. First suspect the finals and when you fix it then see is the

To All: As of right now, the beta build will pull form my repo for development purposes.. The end goal is to make this work seamlessly with Ashhar Farhan's repo including a few scripting changes for

Sent too fast... 0=0 1-14 = 1, 15-24 = 2, 25-31 = 3, 32-37 = 4, 38-40=5, 41-44 = 6, 45-47 = 7, 48-49 = 8, 50-51 = 9, 52-54 = 10, 55-56 =11.... and the madness continues..

I pulled the board, and the unit is still bringing the supply voltage down and pulling the same current. Seems like something else failed and it took the 5v board with it. I don't see anything obvious

Yeah, bud I have been looking into and playing with the sound_volume function of the sbitx_sound.c file. it looks like this is where the two come together, I'm not that good, but it looks like it

JJ, I just bought a new v3 and only used it for receive one time. Do I need to move any files from the original v3 card, that came with the radio, over to your 64-bit version or can I just download

Hi Jon I turned off and excluded I2C from the beta build because I was

Hi I am a simple user of sBITX and linux is a foreign language for me one request install and JTDX 2.2.159 in your next 64 bit version with thanks 73 by yo8rc

That looks like maybe the small 5 volt power supply. If you unplug it and power on, is the current back down to a reasonable level? Scotty

Some time ago, I had to reload the OS and was using the default 'safe' calibration values. Today, I was doing some key-down rf out vs current testing today. Suddenly, it just went dark. I wasn't

Okay. I see that ATTiny85 is part of the SWR Bridge.

JJ quick question for you man. ( And anyone else that can check for me..) Can you check your volume scaling for me? I wonder if I'm the only one with the issue where the Audio% in sBitx is skewed from

Steve, Byt the way I read that u have Jack and Als t-41. I missed out on the first run. hoping they will do another. The vk3ye agc design ,in my own opinion is the easiest to get to work and also the

Steve, the one adapted by k4lxy posted here, should work on both, and like Evan stated go with the audio limiter version.? More discussions are from posting# 30475 to # 31479 hope this helps coupe

Thank you for assisting, Jon. I made the change to the repo and will include it in the next beta release. I sincerely appreciate your assistance as well as others who are providing valuable feedback.

I need to fix that, Jon. It was copied over from A. Farhan's GH.