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I’m also interested in getting a board if it’s possible, though I wasn’t at FDIM. Mark KI4HQK

Hi Ashhar, Are these boards available to buy anywhere or what is the thinking about making them to available to those who weren't at FDIM ? Thanks! Peter EI3JCB

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Sharing some videos that I have on the above-mentioned topic

The sbitx hat is a general purpose sdr interface between an analog part of the radio and the raspberry pi. It has two things: Firstly, it has an Si5351 and Second, it has a stereo audio codec. These

On Saturday Asher had this hardware in his booth at the Dayton Hamvention. I did not take a photo but this screenshot is from his presentation at FDIM. It was pretty small. I really like the tiny

Also, the order of operations is that the sBitx app must be opened first, then wait 20-30 seconds before opening the 3rd party app. -JJ

Hi Carlo. Here are the correct settings for both apps. You should see power output on the sBitx app when it is opened. -JJ

Re: Sbitx audio drive for external programs ( /g/BITX20/message/110915 ) -- Gyula HA3HZ

I'm trying to use wsjt-x and js8call from latest 64 image. I followed the settings from sbitx.net website to setup the software. Both exhibit the same behaviour: ok in rx, no power output in tx. The

It also points to the GIT where the details about the hat are. basically its for the person that can literally cook their own hardware from the ground up.? By "cook" I mean assemble by copying the

I still don't see any more of this than the digital part of sBitx. The information is too vague. I'll wait for more data to appear on it. -- Gyula HA3HZ

The sBITX HAT is the same stuff (Si5351A LO and WM8731 audio codec) that is on the board that the Raspberry Pi plugs into in the original sBITX, just in a more compact form. It was designed as part

Also check this thread - /g/BITX20/message/111381

addendum to my previous message: According to my knowledge, the drawing described as sBitxHat corresponds to the digital part of sBitx, the difference is that the experimental amateur can add his own

If you are waiting for a response from dx stations, then make a well-functioning antenna (without a tuner) and enjoy the 20 Watt output power. At the same time, experience when there is a good spread

Hi Nick, It seems to me that your information about sBitx is a little lacking. In the title, you write about sBitx Hat, until then about sBitx. There are a few things I can say about sBitx. The RPi 4B

Because there is some confusion as to which schematic applies, why not use an ohmmeter to verify which pin is which? The five volt regulator (7805) on the Raduino board connects directly to the Gnd

The schematic showing the wiring of the second nano has some issues. ?The pin #’s should be the same on both nanos, but they are not. ?Also, not sure about the black and red wires that connect to