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*@ HA3HZ Thanks for the information I’ll try and get a photo taken of the SD card that came with the radio, but unfortunately I have small minor issues I don’t know how to add a photo to this

I'm not using my sBIT at the moment.? I am planning to do so, and am trying to find out about the mic characteristics. Gerry

Nice! I had some longer ones during the iterations of designing these as well. Jared

It’s nice to hear they were able to help you out.

Clayton, please post a picture of the uSD card that came with the device. I am interested because you are the second person to report a similar problem. If it's an SD card problem, you can work around

*Are you using this headset with the sbitx? What’s your thoughts of using it because I eventually wanna look into a head set with mic ? 73 clay K9QCA*

*I ordered the sbitx v3 from Giga Parts and then I was shipped to me. Last night I as explained was trying the commands In the terminal well I don’t what happened but the Sbitx software was gone or

I had a good experience with their post sales support. I bought a complete SbitX V3 at Dayton, which worked out of the box but failed within a day of my first QSO- no power out. I posted to this list

Did you reboot the radio after running Time Keeper? If not, then try that first. Also, try pressing the SYNC button in JTDX to see if the time is corrected. -JJ

If you are running the stock version as shipped by the manufacturer, then you would use this: https://github.com/drexjj/sBITX-toolbox The command string must be copied and pasted in terminal

I had a problem with mine and made contact with support. They were a little slow to reply, but once They took interest in my problem I was promised a replacement component that I was able to diagnose

I figured out the low power. If I transmit at a low tone, say 200 Hz, the power is about half of what I see at higher tones. Next - time. My JTDX reported DTs are all .5 to 1. I repeatedly tried

I went on the gethub link you provided me and connected the sbitx to my mobile hot spot to get that information downloaded. I opened the sbitx terminal and tried typing cd $home as the gethub said for

Aaron, like scotty said, you are doing great. I could probably put u up against a 1000 licensed hams and your new learned troubleshooting skils will probably out do 90% of them since most dont bother

Hi You will want to use an app that I created called USB Headset Controller. It is part of the sBITX Toolbox suite of apps and also on the 64 bit SD card

The CPU monitoring tool is specific to the Raspberry Pi and is used to monitor the temperature of the GPU and CPU. The technology is built in. It? measures the temperature in Celsius. If the

I asked Chat GPT this - Can you give me any technical specifications on this: ?Telex "Contester" headset, model #62400-155. ?Thanks And this is the reply - The Telex "Contester" headset, model

I think I will do something a little more scientific than reading Google, I'm going to tape a thermal sensor on the top of the CPU and compare temps in real time with my Fluke MM, then I will know for

Aaron, you are doing great! As a former RadioShack tech, I can tell you that getting stable power in the item is always first. Although inconvenient, this radio troubleshooting will make you an

*CORRECTION:* This doesn't use a SI5351. What I was calling a SI5351 is actually a DS3231 Real Time Clock Module (