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I use JJ's Screen Resizer from his sBITX Toolbox set to medium to give me a larger virtual screen for running WSJT-X. -- 73 Bob? KD8CGH

Wonder if anyone has replaced the sbitx screen with a higher resolution alternative and if so what was used? may have to use the HDMI port perhaps but means the unit would still be totally self

JS8 is I believe and confirmed with this video link ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FiCkfvcnuOo ) is an evolution of FT8 and is my next go to as I prefer to have a conversation rather than the robotic

Would this help? 20 years later, real-time Linux makes it to the kernel - really zdnet.com

The DSI screen draws 800x480 pixels on the 7" LCD display. Of course, you can use any higher-resolution external HDMI monitor at the same time, so you can use external applications that require a

To run the software 800 x 480 ok and would 1024 x 600.also work, better? could not find clear info, 73s F6duk

I don’t know what most of that means but it sounds like a good idea if we can improve the response time, which might improve the possibilities for CW back up to usable speed for contest, which

I make regular use of js8 on uBitx V6, running js8call on an Asus eeepc 900 with light weight Linux (AntiX) O.S. CAT control is via USB. Transmit and receive audio is connected via homemade cables,

Shawn, Im just running the patch cables from rig to computer. no signalink or nothing, but im not having problems from hum or anything else. Never tried Olivia. not familiar with it.I think they had

All the way to India? I’m in Norway now, and I saw on pskreporter.info that my signals were heard in India once, but so far I’m not making contacts that far away. Just around Europe mostly. I

Thanks David. During the sun minimum PSK was how I made contacts and during the pandemic is was how I got "out of the house." I have an sBitX but have not gotten fldigi to behave on it thus no

The main challenge is to improve the response time of linux. It is Not a real time kernel. The best way is to memory map the gpio for fast polling. That means running it at super user

Thanks.. The two-tone method is the proper way to calibrate the sBitx, but this quick-n-dirty method works for most people..? I highly recommend that folks save their original hardware settings file

Charudat, This is a quick drawing of the setup Also here is the transverter diagram What I did to the transverter was removed the cristal oscilator and injected the vfo clock 2. Also modified the

Hi Juan, Can you share a block diagram so I can better understand your point? Thanks, Charudatt VU2UPX [email protected]> wrote:

I use fldigi for psk on the sbitz v3. just need to make sure your in digital mode and change the pitch on the sbitx software to the signal coming in on psk on fldigi. I find if you change the screen

Success!!! Added a 20db amp from the cristal output to the transverter and now have 7watts output on 2m!!! Now from the codec output the signal goes to the ad831 mixer. Then it goes to the 40mhz

Think I have FLRIG and FLDIGI installed on the pi at home, will have a look. Now winter months coming up maybe more time to investigate and test options

Paul, for linux, i have Dragon OS installed. It has a butt load of ham software. its designed with only ham software, loaded with plenty of sdr software like sdrangle,and more. too many programs to