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Leo, We don't foresee why anything will brick the sbitx. I upgrade all the time. - f [email protected]> wrote:

The zBitx displays the sbitx and firmware versions on startup. How do you know if you have the latest versions? Is there a version name or tag in github or the firmware file? -- 73 Bob? KD8CGH

Let me add this, There are three parts to the support. To begin with, we have insisted that this is a radio for the fiddlers and the noodlers, on purpose. We could have easily made it like radio

Just for an update: I flashed the drive and the rig worked just fine. I messed with the settings last night and FT8 stuff, rig went wonky, thats why its called developmental I reflashed my sd card

Ah, thank you. That said, where do we find the .sch .pcb and bom files? I usually find them in the repository, but no luck.

Just curious. If after running ./update, if I run sudo apt update/upgrade will the zbit be bricked? I'd be interested in compiling hamlib 4.5.4 and wsjt-z on the zbitx. I do have wsjt-z running on my

From the About page on hfsignals.com website: *What kind of support will I get?* ---------------------------------- The HF Signals kits and radios are supplied as-is without any promise that they

Thank you for the reply Farhan. Sadly I found using headphones makes no difference the chugging sound remains at the same audio level. The chugging sound is happening in time to the refresh rate of

If straight key would work with an external electronic then one could place a small keyer electronic inside the zBitx with a small pot for speed control. I could live with such a solution. Not the

Ken, you may be right. I looked at some benchmarks and it looks like the pinfour can be four times or more faster than the 3B plus. if that turns out to be the limitation then experienced CW

Got it now, took a few iterations of installing 3.051. Iambic-B is no longer emulating a straight key but still impossible to send correct CW in either iambic mode.

I have connected to a monitor and started the zBitx. Evidently, zBitx got deleted as part of the fw update - it no longer opens when connected to monitor. The only window now open (on monitor) is the

sBitx has an RPi 4, the zBitx has an RPi Zero 2 W, effectively a low-memory RPi 3B+ (the CPU on the Zero 2 is the same as the CPU on the RPi 3B+). The processing of the RPi 4 is significantly greater

Looks like a copy paste error here for mode B if (cw_mode == CW_IAMBICB){ if (cw_next_symbol == CW_IDLE && cw_last_symbol == CW_DOT && (symbol_now & CW_DASH)){ cw_next_symbol = CW_DASH; } if

Ashhar Just for giggles I did try the ./update thingy. Here is the output. Might ring a bell for you that understand far more then myself: *pi@sbitx:~/sbitx $

Adding 2 x 1nF caps to my bencher paddle did not help

Well, rats!! Sorry!! Gordon kx4z.

Thanks for the tip. ?Unfortunately it does look like split is off. --ben

Is there a warranty? I don't see anything on the website.

I cleared out /var/log and I updated the software this morning. The CW keying in Iambic B is still rough... at 22 WPM keying K gets me a Q maybe 20% of the time. I tested this with two