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Takes 30" to boot with V1.04.

The video showing how to do it is on https://youtu.be/Ii7MHGMr_dE [email protected]> wrote:

You can, at a pinch even go up to 12v but I wouldnt transmit with 12v. The advise is anywhere from 6v to 9v. The specs are upto 12v. The back panel that doubles up as a heatsink can't take more

This might be a silly question, but… how long did you wait? From the videos it looks like the display boots instantly, but it takes awhile for the Raspberry Pi to boot, during which time it displays

Don, No one said 8.2 volts was a "requirement", Farhan said that's what he has always used to power his zBitx. I'm sorry if my previous post confused anyone, my intention was quite the

Had that happen as well. I believe it went away when I rebooted/pull the power again. The other step I did do was connected it to a micro HDMI to connect to my wifi <crowleytj@...>

Just received my zbitx.? Plugged in the batteries and the unit is hung up with the message: zbitx firmware v1.02? Waiting for zbitx to start... Has any one seen this and how to get the radio

On the side of the case it says 6-9 volts. My test sheet that came with the radio says they tested with 8.6v and fully charged 18650 is 4.20 each. 8.4. [email protected]> wrote:

So, Help. Please.... I'm confused, re: the input the DC power supply. 1. I thought I understood the input dc power requirement was 9.0 volts (using a barrel connector). *SO I bought one.* 2. Now I

The documentation should be here in the next 12 hours. But here is how you upgrade the firmware: 1. Go to https://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/zbitx/ 2. Download the uf2 file to your computer. 3.

I ordered a 12v buck converter with adjustable power output. Thought is I can use my current collection of 12v lipo batteries and still power the Z [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks! [email protected]> wrote:

Ken, I have been using flat top 18615 with a small charger pcb I bought for about a dollar. It is a 2S charger with a usc c connector at the other end. I can use my phone charger to charge the

Having just received my zBitx, I'm looking for advice on the proper batteries to use in the battery holder. Since the zBitx does not include a battery charging circuit (a good thing, in my opinion),

I understand the Z has a built in microphone, however, I prefer a handheld mic. I searched around but can't determine what might be an acceptable mic for the unit. Ideas/insight

Ha-ha, you must have posted your pictures just as I was taking mine - here's a link to my photo album, nothing really different from John's photos, but since I took them I'll share a link to

Please see this post by HFSignals: /g/BITX20/message/115834 73 Evan AC9TU

Is there any way to get on the list for ordering a zbitx or will no more be produced? [email protected]> wrote:

I followed the instructions here on this link and it still shows 1.02 https://www.sbitx.net/index.php/2023/05/05/updating-the-sbitx-software-from-github/ [email protected]> wrote:

Got mine as well, but I don't have a mini-hdmi cable that works for it, so I'll have to wait until tomorrow to get connected to the internet. We also need instructions to upgrade the firmware: I see