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Ben, I and others here have helped a ton of people. And many of us, like me have worked for very long periods to fix our own units! I bought two units used and I had to fix lots of things. Sometimes

Gordon, this is where HFSignals website says to post for support related issues. ?Thats what I'm doing. If you have issue with HFSignal sending technical support here, feel free to contact them on

Point of caution! Noticed the battery pigtail has bare wires exposed probably when stripping outer insulation. Could short if wires twisted. ?Easy to fix however .

Hi Ben, -- did you email HFSignals themselves (this is a user group) and inquire about returning it for a replacement (or if you prefer, refund)? Perhaps they can help you. 73 Gordon

I'm beginning to regret my decision to purchase this device. It's clearly defective and does not work and no support is being offered. If I do not receive an answer soon I'll be inquiring with

I received mine today as well, very exciting! I upgraded the software to 1.05/3.05, everything seems to work. I noticed the "chugging" as well, along with the decoder portion of the screen flickering.

The "git checkout main" fixed my problem as well. All is working properly now. I'm going to add a comment to the issue and close it, since it's working now.

My Zbitx arrived today. I am new to these radios so expect a learning curve. I have only received so far but here are my observations and questions. I installed the batteries and followed the set up

Thanks for that tip, I had completely forgot about that. Dean

Gyula, Thanks for the detailed operations but I think I answered my own question. With the new Pi4 I flashed an operating system and installed it. Insert sd card and Pi works like a Pi should but

Quality time understanding “git checkout”. All is well: Encoder selection with FT8 works Time synchronizing on startup. Log file shows on the radio screen Thanks, now trying to figure out

This type of connector is a pretty generic thing. It doesn't have a name like 'powerpole' or 'JST'. Per the drawing of the part I use in my product, it's called: Box Header, Right Angle PCB Mount, 2

You have a uSD card with a 32-bit operating system, which is located in the uSD card slot of the built-in RPi4. If you downloaded the sb64p3.img.xz compressed file to the Downloads folder, then

Today I installed and tested firmware version 1.05 / 3.05. SSB and FT8 work as before. There is a delay in both modes of about 1 second when switching RX/TX. In SSB this is not ideal in contests and

Thanks Jeff and Gyula (I went through this thread and saw the website. I don’t think the name of the connector is there. Or maybe I missed it).

Did you make the image on the new SD card with a program like Balena etcher? It has to be done a certain way so the sBitx will see it as the operating system. David hotmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Update? on Monday: I downloaded 64 bit Pi OS and installed it in a new Pi4. I made a backup image of what is on the sBitx v3.0 onto a thumb drive. I found all the user files and copied them onto a

There's lots of variants, but here's the one I use: P/N: BHR-10-HUA https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/adam-tech/BHR-10-HUA/9832515 Jeff

If the sbitx version doesnt show 3.05 after update, you maybe on the wrong branch. So, before you run ./update, type: git checkout main To switch to main branch of code, then

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