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Connecting the Pi with an GPIO extension cable
Hi all, I'm building my sBitx into a clam-shell case. Imagine a chunky laptop with a 10in screen. The Pi is to be mounted behind the screen and connect to the sBitx via a 30cm shielded GPIO
By Steven Pemberton · #113168 ·
Re: FT8 <¡­> in call sign field
I'd like to order a ubitz 6/7 but their website looks pretty old and the prices are static?? I'm in the UK so is it wise to order through PayPal (HFSignals) or is it a scam?? Is it current or where
By [email protected] · #113167 ·
Re: FT8 <¡­> in call sign field
WSJT-X does this also if the call sign is longer than the display window.? It should be OK in the log file. 73, David N1HAC
By David McGaw · #113166 ·
Re: ubitx audio amp problem discovered
Ignore the above. My input impedance of the buffer was incorrect (again). Though I've remedied that, I'm still unable to to re-work the mic amp for a gain of 2-3 with or without a buffer. Maybe
By AndyH · #113165 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
Marius, I have both an IC-7300 and a sBitX V2 (with V3 software and a hardware fix to protect the finals). The sBitX puts out 40 to 45 watts (measured by an external meter) on 40m. There are some
By Bruce W4BRU · #113164 ·
sBitx v3 board enhancements?
Hello everyone, I am very interested in the sBitx V3 and have been researching everything I can to find out more about this radio. ?I am looking for something exactly like this where I can experiment
By toddcanaday@... · #113163 ·
Re: FT8 <¡­> in call sign field
The solution is to use external wsjt-x or jtdx. The 7" LCD is not enough for the display, because these applications require a higher resolution. Use an external hdmi monitor. sbitx only recognizes
By HA3HZ · #113162 ·
Re: FT8 <¡­> in call sign field
That happened to me a few days ago on one or two contacts. Not sure what it was other than maybe the other operator not having the callsign properly set up. wrote:
By Scotty R · #113161 ·
FT8 <¡­> in call sign field
I was out on POTA the other day and kept getting called by someone but all I could see was <¡­> instead of their callsign using the sBITX app. Very frustrating. Any idea on how to deal with this? Do
By Dino · #113160 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
I've talked to more people on SSB with my sBitx than I have with my FTDX10. I did swap out the Pi4 2GB for a Pi4 8GB but that certainly wasn't necessary for SSB.? I like to record audio and video of
By AE9J · #113159 ·
Re: ATU recommendations
Let me know how it works out, please
By Bob Brown · #113158 ·
Re: ATU recommendations
None of my regular sources have anything close.? Finding a pull will be a needle in a haystack.? Not sure it's build able - as a practical exercise.
By Bob Brown · #113157 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
I have a nice Kenwood 120 watt linear amp. 73 en mooiloop, 73 and kind regards, Marius Lubbe - ZS1ML Chairman: Boland Amateur Radio Klub http://www.bark.org.za/ We serve a wide area including the
By Marius ZS1ML <ZS1ML@...> · #113156 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
I would advise keeping the 7300.? It's nice to have 100 watts sometimes. Gerry
By Gerald Sherman · #113155 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
I would keep the IC7300, just a personal opinion as for me the SSB side of the sbitx needs work to improve it, I won¡¯t go into it here as there is lots of info about it in the group and of course
By Paul <g0kaohx@...> · #113154 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
Sorry about the wrong word, its my mothertonque spelchecker doing it and I am not noticing. BTW toeps=apps I am considering letting my IC7300 go in favor of the SbitX V3. Any thoughts? 73 en
By Marius ZS1ML <ZS1ML@...> · #113153 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
Dear Paul, Thank you very much, that is very helpful, knowing that it can be done. I. was afraid that the 2GB would run out of resources with a few toeps opn. This is a computer after all and it may
By Marius ZS1ML <ZS1ML@...> · #113152 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
Hi Marius I have swapped the supplied 2Gb pi out for an 8Gb pi and back again without any problems. It is a mater of disconnecting cables from the pi and removing 4 screws to disconnect the pi from
By Paul <g0kaohx@...> · #113151 ·
Re: Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
There's no soldering.? The hardest part is the video data cable connector. Gerry Sherman Sent by the Windows 11 Thunderbird
By Gerald Sherman · #113150 ·
Upgrade to Pi48GB Raspberry Pi
I am wondering whether I can order for myself a Raspberry Pi 48GB or supply same to the factory to use in a build for me, or alternatively if that is a problem, How difficult is it to swop out the
By Marius ZS1ML <ZS1ML@...> · #113149 ·