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Hi Gerry The core 64bit development team and contributors are listed on github :) https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx -JJ

These are just things to think about.? I am making some presumptions here, based on the way I am interpreting emails I am seeing.? If any facts are wrong, I stand corrected. The current 64-bit

Hi, Indeed. I wonder if you can set up the wifi network from a wpa_supplicant in the boot partition? In any case, definitely keep me posted on it. Pretty exciting! -- Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV, WRVB670 -

Is there one place where instructions for swapping to a 64bit pi and installing the V4 are located. I'm an old geezer, but new to this Groups thing, I poked around but only found a lot of fragments to

So I finally was able to chase down enough cables and a micro USB hub to hook up to a HDMI monitor, mouse and keyboard and got it all working along with connection to my laptop over wifi. My question

If you want to see the Pi desktop on a small display, you could try running VNC or a Remote Desktop on your mobile phone, and connect to the Pi via WiFi or ethernet adapter. ?73, Ron, n6ywu

Yep, sure did, it arrived yesterday. Can't do the initial setup w/o sighted assistance though, so have to wait until I can get some help with that, but after that's done, I can certainly either use it

Ashhar, could you please help with a couple of questions regarding radio ordering status. - Will the latest software updates (e.g. CW improvements) be included on zBitx orders placed now? - Are there

HI! I would like to have an option to turn off the LCD and RP pico. This way it would work with an external monitor with less noise and lower power consumption. Ryan Wesolowski via groups.io

I have run mine multiple times without the display connected via no machine. Ryan Kk6dzb

I installed nomachine on my zbitx and on my cell phone so I can run the desktop without a HDMI monitor attached. A little small compared to a full size monitor but it works for me. A question for the

Thank you! This works. Didn’t want to upset other members of the household?

Joerg explained very well why this isn't possible, but I'm curious why you want that option? I *think* (or maybe *suspect*) that you get the RPi Zero 2 W desktop on an external device via WiFi and,

The short answer is NO. The long answer: Currently the sBitx code on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W communicates through a custom protocol via I2C to the Raspberry Pi Pico, that controls the display. This

I just added my phone to the Wifi config using the desktop. It now recognizes both my home network and my phone mobile hotspot. Had to reboot the zBitx to switch between the networks though. 73 Frank

Thanks, Richard for adding. Certainly diodes in SERIES will drop the voltage by approximately 0.7V each (if silicon diodes) In parallel, it is a little different because the diodes are NON LINEAR

Miguel, It is not necessary to install any newer version of hamlib as the wsjt-z configure script will check if hamlib is installed and use whatever version it finds. Leo, AI5II [email protected]>

When calculating transmitter power efficiency of a transceiver, on usually subtracts out the idle power requirements of receive mode. 73, Ron, n6ywu

To be clear: diodes in parallel will lessen the voltage drop, same as with resistors in parallel. Diodes in series will increase the drop, ie one silicon diode will drop the voltage by 0.7v, two will

Miguel For the zBitx - WSJT-X, WSJT-Z , fldigi and other Pi apps need an external monitor, mouse and keyboard. The zBitx display is managed by the Pico Pi, so there is no usual Pi desktop display. The