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I also ran raspi-config to make sure i2c was enabled. No change. I get the same error.

Not having put this into my V6 yet, but I would suggest you spend a few more $$ and get the enhanced version instead of the basic or discovery.? See https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QXQGT65 (

I checked the multi-pin connector. It’s fine. Here’s the cmd line error: (see photo) I2CBB connection lost: i2c_start_cond

Yeah, it's very easy to be a row of pins out and you need to be careful of that as it has the potential to cause mucho damage.

I’ll check the 40 pin connector. I had to take it out to switch out the finals. I may have put it back incorrectly or bent a pin, although I took care to avoid damage. As you know the reassembly of

Ashhar, We all accepted some risk inherent in a developer’s edition. I imagine most of us would have been happy just to learn of the fix. To send upgrade kits free of charge was extraordinary.

For quite a while "just buy an HL2" wasn't an option. Another batch is finally available. wrote:

John - try opening up the command prompt window, going into the sbitx directory, and starting the sbitx program directly from the command line ./sbitx You may get an error message or some other clue

Hi Jim, Yep, that is exactly the model Nextion I used. It will most likely come with a card telling you to download the latest editor software. I did that and re-compiled the .tft file, which seems to

I would guess the codec on the digiboard isn't responding, maybe pull the pi & digiboard and check the connectors, check of any signs of issues, if all looks good put back together and fire it up to

It has i2s pins and runs linux so in theory it should be possible to port the code with some adaptions. The China site seems to be out of stock though, a shame wouldn't mind buying one to play with.

You would need to install an i2s interface in the PC and they seem to be shockingly expensive, why on earth would you want to do this ? If you want to hook an SDR directly to your PC there are a

Previously my sBitx (sn#12) started without trouble. Now it hangs for about 30 seconds and then I get a dialog box asking whether I want to terminate the process as it’s taking too long to start. I

I don’t think things are working the way they should OR I am not interpreting the data correctly. I really have not measured Q before with the NanoVNA. The micrometals core showed a resonance of

It might be reading it correctly. Try reading a yellow core Micrometals/Amidon toroid for comparison.

First attempt to measure Q not too good. 79...My test fixture might not be up to snuff. K3Bo [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jonathan I am about to do the exact same thing and purchased this Nextion: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07Q36RBV2?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 Which I basically pulled from the same

Other option for me which needs a x86 CPU, could be a Rock Pi X, which already has the 40-pin raspberry header and uses the same form factor of the Pi: https://wiki.radxa.com/RockpiX Rafael

Hi Ashhar, I would highly recommend that the "live" sbitx executable file, macro files, and user settings be moved out of the user’s git directory and be placed elsewhere. I noticed the sbitx

Ashhar, yes I do but never measured Q with either units. Hints? 73