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Jim, please ask Farhan the same thing. How are we supposed to know what he's planning? For example, I am not a mind reader, but I am excellent at correcting by laying on my hands. ;-) -- Gyula HA3HZ

On Tue, May 20, 2025 at 04:37 AM, Jens/HB9JOI wrote: > > > I have built in an Micro-SD-Card-Extender that’s why now I have a slot for > changing the SD-Card > from outside without deassembling the

I have built in an Micro-SD-Card-Extender that’s why now I have a slot for changing the SD-Card from outside without deassembling the enclosure . ( Micro-SD-Card-Extender... ) 73 , Jens / HB9JOI +++

Hi Guyula, I looked and I still can’t seem to find anything about rebuilding the file. Any ideas? thank you, 73, Robert

Has Farhan said when the sBitx V4 hardware will be available?

Mine also has the same on hold message and at the Cincinnati Hub Order 3929 Lincoln N9IN

Notification for shipment event group "Exception" for 19 May EVENT CATEGORY *19 May 25 7:35 AM - Shipment is on hold - CINCINNATI HUB,UNITED STATES OF AMERICA* Noooooo.? ?Why?? ?Anyone else seen

I use this one:

I use a mini bluetooth keyboard/touchpad with my zBitx. The touchpad is a little jumpy but it works. The RealVNC viewer also works well with a laptop computer.

Dave i suggest that you get a microUSB Port extension with at least 2 USB Connections like this AuviPal 3-Port Micro USB OTG Hub... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083WML1XB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share this

Trouble is, to swap the SD card REQUIRES disassembling the radio - at least removing the case. Not an "in the field" friendly operation. Having a proper shutdown command sent to the Raspberry Pi

Are other people not finding problems with spurious mixing spurs around 2 to 3 MHz above and below the Tx signal of your zBitx? You can listen in with any wideband SDR such as an SDRPlay or RTL-SDR

Thank you so much! I have never had an SDR QRP rig before. I’ve have TT Powermites and Argonaut 505 and 509s as well as anHW-8 and had HW-7&9. This is a whole other ballgame. I’ll probably pick up

It is not a BitX.? This link should get you started. https://github.com/threeme3/usdx

Hi Li, I have a number of devices with so-called 'real time clocks' including Teensy 4 and RasPi devices.? I end up removing the battery as some clocks emit RF ticking, and not one of them has

Given that one can set up a zBitx from the command line, one can just ssh in from anything that can connect over the network. Since most people carry a mobile phone with them when doing portable ops,

I purchased the rig in the pic from eBay about a year ago. ?The best I can remember it is a version of the Bit-X but not sure. ?I haven’t used it other than som RX because it didn’t have a

Li—you are correct. All of this GPS stuff is superfluous provided that you know your location and your real-time clock isn’t terribly terribly off. Which isn’t likely to be. And it’s easy to

I’m wondering why we would need this. Not sure about sBitx, doesn’t the zBitx have a high precision RTC with coin battery inside ? I saw some posting about a zBitx user found the battery missing