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Flat Top cells preferred. -JJ

I was asked this question on zBITX: "Are flat top cells compatible with the zBitx battery holder or are button tops required? Got my radio on order and want to get some batteries before it arrives.

It's an RPi 3B+ with half as much memory - it was selected for the purpose of RUNNING the radio, not building/compiling applications. The 300 Meg swap is on the microSD card, not memory, not sure why

That is exactly what I have been thinking I need to do Leo, AI5II

the zbitx slt files are now on the github. https://github.com/afarhan/zbitx/blob/main/zBitx_HFSignals_final%20-%20edited.stl - f

Building applications is always going to be slow on the Zero 2 W. If you have another more capable Raspberry Pi, including the Raspberry Pi 4 in the sBitx, you'll be better off building them there and

But that is not doing anything. 300m swap Wait til I run Cqrlog and wsjt-z at the same time. Compiles and loading apps take forever and sometimes lock up the system while running Leo, AI5Ii

I run wsjtx all the time, flawlessly. Run top to see memory and cpu consumption. - f n2vip.org@groups.io> wrote:

It's only using 272 Megs out of 512 Megs on-board, seems OK to me... Ken, N2VIP

http://cq-cq.eu/DJ5IL_rt007.pdf The link is an article on the history of electronic keyers.? It is quite lengthy but if you read it you will learn a lot.? It seems that with each major product

Is available at https://discord.com/channels/1026361918505635890/1357534756371431634 - JJ

Not a lot of memory to do stuff Leo? AI5II

Okay, so I replaced the OTG adapter and now keyboard and mouse are working as they should. I used this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083WML1XB I am back to a fully working radio again :) I remain

Looking forward to the case files when you can please Ragav. Thank you

This is unfortunate. We actually ordered a die to be made for this connector! icloud.com@groups.io> wrote:

In addition to the uSD card, you need to buy a uSD card reader, which can be read via USB and written with a writing program. Make sure that the USB can be connected to both the PC and zbitx. To the

The only thing Which jumped out at me was a highly intermittent power cable between the batteries and the unit which was supplied by HF Signals. Rotate the connector or barely touch the cable and it

Thanks, I can find the manual, but no reference to: *hdmi /gtk user interface*. Thanks, Sam Hanie samhanie@... 623-219-8130 gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Unfortunately, not yet. I'll follow Jeff's advice tomorrow and buy an SD card and research how to transfer the data to the SD card via PC. I haven't done anything like that before. I'm still clueless

Evan On the sBITX, the shut down button in JJ's sbitx code is in menu 2. There is no need to open the toolbox. On the zBITX, unless you have an external monitor, there is no way to get to a Linux