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Jens, The power output is determined by the input voltage and the drive setting. Are you using batteries? If there is a sag in the voltage when your radio goes into transmit, the output power will go

Are the FT8 contacts saved? ?If so, aren’t they written to the file system on micro SD card? if the FT8 contacts are written to the card then couldn’t the file system eventually become corrupted

Gerry, You power off the radio by unplugging the power. According to this post ( /g/BITX20/message/116864 ) from Farhan, there is no data being written to the SD card and the radio

At idle the backplate is getting somewhat hot. So my guess is that the linear regulator 7805 is getting hot. The radio draws about 450mA of the 9VDC supply so the 7805 will be dissipating some

Faran: It is a testimony to the veracity of the zBITX, when it is in danger of selling out in two to three days. ?Hopefully, your alumni will agree to come back and lend you a hand. I appreciate

Yes - this would be the best way to move forward. I would accept the additional cost for a fully switched off radio not drawing current after turning off. Best regards Peter DL4ZAQ

The station arrived yesterday. Everything works, nicely packaged, even the test report is included. 73 Matjaz S56ZVD Nigel Evans M0NDE via groups.io je 31. 03. 2025 ob 23:31?napisal:

Still a pain though. If the filesystem is corrupted badly enough you'd have to open up the radio, pull out the Micro SD card, and reflash it. If there were a way to do an orderly shutdown, including a

Maybe the standard distribution could simply poll/interrupt a GPIO line to trigger shutdown. Then a user could decide how to drive it. (I would use a three position switch, with the middle position

I must agree, If nothing gets written, chance is that the filesystem corruption is minimal.. And we do have good backups! Don't we? ? 73' Dick

What`s the reason that I get on all bands only 2...max.3 watts output ? 73 Sent: Thursday, April 3, 2025 6:23 AM To: BITX20@groups.io Subject: Re: [BITX20] Power zero on 10m / Drive

The keyboard and pointing device I used was a BT thumb keyboard and trackpad. It works, but typing is slow due to the keys only being about 4mm across. I'm replacing that little BT keyboard with a

Hmm. You might (probably ) be right here with that no harm can happen to a system where nothing is written. Being a old Linux/UNIX-guy, I also simply get nervous doing a hard cut. -- Tilman D.

I have removed my battery holder. Looks ugly on the side of the radio. I run my radio from external 9VDC source anyway. -- Tilman D. Thulesius *SM0JZT / Sweden*

Ashhar You are probably right there- I might have done this in desperation. After having downloaded the image and flashed it to a new 32Gbyte SD-card. Put et into the radio and started the radio and

Got my "wee beastie" early this afternoon.? Unboxed it & everything looks OK.? I haven't powered it yet.? I have a few questions. I have an official Pi keyboard and mouse.? I intend to use this

After shutting down, it will still keep drawing about 150mA of power. We need a way for the linux to power down the full circuit. It can, of course, be done with capacitors, 555 timers and smoke

Hi, I don't know enough about the system and application's architecture to understand the latency issues yet. Are you using the stock Debian kernel? ?Or a kernel with real-time modifications

Matt, I have logged the 10M power output bug on github ( https://github.com/afarhan/zbitx/issues/24 ). This seems to be a software bug. The current workaround is to switch to another band (say 20M)

There's a world of possibilities once you open up the source code and start changing it - that is something the designers of this radio hope users will do with this radio... Ken, N2VIP