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I just received my sbitx v3 board only kit. After wiring up and powering on, I realized that the board wasn't powering the pi 4. Is this supposed to be, that the pi needs its own power source? If I

Gordon, My statement is also from AMSAT material! Do continue your excellent work and keep us posted. After having left radio homebrewing over three decades back, I am watching with great interest

Jon, I’m not sure about it either. I found it in a training document on the AMSAT website. I’m not sure it’s still true I don’t have firsthand knowledge gordon

Let me congratulate you first for the excellent job. A slight doubt about this statement "because a lot of the satellites have circular polarization already" My impression was that most satellites

So for the very first time, I have gotten *gpredict* to control the frequency of a radio, auto-adjusting for Doppler shift.? ?Didn't cost me a penny! I should have done this with the sBitx (which

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Joshua, When you turn off the screen, the RPi still draws power. Have you tested how long the device will last under constant voltage? I'm only asking because in the year and a half that I've been

The jack on the mainboard already has the wiring described on the ubitx.net page.? The diagram is for the versions before v6, where you had to wire up the jacks.? From the webpage: The v6 main

Are the two jacks on the board in the full kit not ready then for paddle use? -- -- J R Parrick (K0TBS) *Si vis pacem, para bellum!* [K?TBS website](https://k0tbs.net)

Did you refer to this web page? It should be helpful: https://ubitx.net/wiring-up-a-paddle-and-straight-key/ Ken, N2VIP

It /should/.? Sounds like something is wrong with the radio. Gerry Sherman Sent by the Windows 11 Thunderbird

I just purchased and received my first uBitx, and I have a question. Does it take regular paddle input on one of the 3.5mm jacks? I changed the CW type from paddle to either iambic A or B, and nothing

I figured it out: This will turn the display off and below will turn it back on

I'll second the hope that JS8 will be able to be run natively. FT8 is OK for killing time but JS8 with its relaying and inbox is useful! Daniel

I’m planning on leaving the sBitx powered up but with the app closed. I’ve got VNC and VPN setup to remotely launch the application for when I want to remotely use the software. while it’s

Thank you for that link: perfect! t

Ashhar’s ?tip has been very productive. a German fellow created some interface hardware between the software rotctld (which puts out serial ASCII characters to control rotators) an actual rotator,

Pierre, You are correct.

Thanks, Ashhar! Beginning to read up on how to use that. Gordon.

You can install gpredict on sbitx! <docvacuumtubes@...> wrote: