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Me too. So now I have to decide whether it’s better to use them in the simple battery holder, or use the alternative battery holder that I also got, that steps it up to 9V and has a USB-C charger.

Don't stick to a headset with a famous brand name, they usually don't work for this purpose. I decided to buy a good working headset that has worked well for others. It's true that its name doesn't

It will run all the way down to 5.5v, the output will be much lower, though [email protected]> wrote:

What's the downside of running the zBitx from a slightly lower voltage? I have a few LiFePO4 18650 flat tops I got from batteryspace.com. ?I prefer that chemistry for its lesser fire hazard. LiFePO4

Glad the Settings Editor helped you! My recommendation is to write down your calibration settings and reinstall CEC 1.2. My V2.0 (beta) was primarily targeted at supporting more modern MCU's (e.g.

Mine, as received yesterday does the same. There is a small weak buzz in the speaker about every 5 sec as well. See attached screenshot. 73 de Thomas LA3PNA. With Best regards, Thomas S. Knutsen.

Charu, You can use the standard sbitx image and replace the sbitx sources with those from the zbitx repo. The git gurus can do this in a single line, I am told [email protected]> wrote:

All, Note that posting to this thread will not put you on a list to be notified when the zBITX ordering is open.? ?There will be a post for the group when orders are accepted.? See this

Same for me inform me please when zbitx can order again THANKS 73 Op 26 mrt 2025 14:55 schreef "Ralph Perreca via groups.io" <ralphperreca@...>: Hi please let me know when I can order

Raghav, Is there any chance that you can upload the SD card image , zipped, on some site. You have one uploaded for sBITX. de Charudatt VU2UPX [email protected]> wrote:

If you are looking for a solution thats POTA/SOTA friendly, you can try either one of these three options: 1. 3d print a portable microphone such as this. (

Neil, The connectors are (from left to right): 1. Type C USB for powering the Raspberry Pi 2 & 3. Micro HDMI ports for connecting HDMI displays/Monitors/TV. There are two ports for dual displays 4.

Gwen, I'm not sure if you have updated your zBitx to the latest software and firmware. To do a firmware update, you will need to follow the procedure mentioned by Farhan in this post (

Matjaz, We are shipping out the units in batches, as mentioned by Farhan in a previous message ( /g/BITX20/message/116466 ). You should receive an email with the tracking information

Those are the connectors directly on a pi4. ?Usb c is power only to the pi, ?other 2 are hdmi outputs and the last is the pi 4 audio jack. ?You can look up documentation on a pi 4 for more

Yup thats where I found a few. I was just about to log some on github [email protected]> wrote:

I expect edge-case bugs on the user interface. There wasn't enough time to test them. I rewrote the console and the waterfall entirely over the weekend. That's where the dragons be.

zbitx github would be best - f [email protected]> wrote:

As the zBitx have started to be delivered would it be possible to download the manual without owning one unit? This would be useful to help us to decide and order one unit when they will be again

Thank you! I get it. Simple as replacing the plug, made something simple, complex. Oh well. [email protected]> wrote: