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Victory is at hand.? PWR / SWR Meter is working. As I have suspected for a while the problem turned out to be the some combination of the Arduino board and the Wire library.? As Rafael suggested I

Udo, maybe you should switch to 64 bit OS Please use a new uSD card to keep the original OS. Make a copy of the important data on a USB stick so that you can copy them to the new OS. More info here:

Hi Jeff, I really like you side panel. I’m going to attempt to install a Pi 5 with the same type of fan setup you have, into my v3. I was hoping that I could get you to share your STL file that you

Hello, I am DK1AUP and I am trying to update my sBITX V3.02 to 3.027. But after the installation 3.021 appears. What am I doing wrong? The VFO frequency was also several Hz off. Can someone help

Real estate on that main form is tight. I think if we add Gordon’s Tune button the QRO standby/enable button in the 64bit build will need to go into the DSP submenu. There aren’t many open spots

A screenshot of the new button:

More power to both you guys!? ?I'm sure it can be done better; I just had some time and it bubbled to the top of my available projects. This is such an elegant little radio!? ?I'm at our ancient

It is done on the farhandev branch. But the branch is broken at the moment. I had a painful, unscheduled audit at my day work and I couldnt get time to add the oled.h to the repo. [email protected]>

Thanks for sharing! This is very similar to what I was working on, so I will see how to make it better, I'll comment your code if I end up using it. My code has variables to set the power and duration

OK, perhaps someone has already done this, but I wanted to have a TUNE button on the screen of my V2 and Developers' Editions for multiple reasons: a)? I sometimes have automatic antenna tuners in

Thank you for the information Gyula and Gwen, I have ordered some fans and am ready to do the mod. Joel N6ALT

You see, Joel, this is when I think: I have written all the data, you are asking me back. Yes, it looks like a pcb, because I made it from a piece of pcb and I wrote in the previous message that the

When I had to cool a RPi, I got these fans: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0792BW2VH They're smaller and easier to fit in a case. But in case those are still too big, you could try these:

Thank you for this fan recommendation, did you use this fan? Is it quiet? Did you blow air on the Pi or draw air away from it? Joel N6ALT

Gyula, What did you make the fan plate out of? It looks like maybe PCB material? What length standoffs did you use to space the fan away from the back of the Raspberry Pi? Thanks for the

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Joel, the RPi is not cooled by the fan from the side of the IC part in this method, but by blowing air on the back side of the pcb. This is how you achieve cooling and you don't have to deal with

Has anyone tried this yet? I am actively looking for a way to cool my sBitx V3 Raspberry pi 4 cpu, I've had the case opened up for days trying to fit a laptop squirrel cage fans and other fans to the

Rafael, No argument there about the IDE. I normally use visual studio. But this sketch is so small, it doesn't really matter. Looks like your build environment is on Linux.? Mine is on

Hi Dean, You can just use the Makefile and the ATTinyCore I mention to compile the "stock" firmware (just swap the .ino to Farhan's). I don't use the Arduino IDE, which I hate tbh. : ) ATtiny has