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Yeah, can you file this as a bug on the github repo?

Which version have you bought? Just the board? If you have bought only the board, I would suggest that you start with a regular hdmi monitor, attach a regular keyboard and mouse and get on air before

Mark, I am no longer updating the old gui. It will shortly be removed and replaced with a command line ui. I don't see much point in maintaining it. Some interested people can probably write a python

If you type \help in the original GUI, it shows that the command to change the CW input device is \cwinput [key|keyer|kbd]. However typing \cwinput key does not enable a CW straight key. If you

I have in front raspberry pi and the display is on the way but looking at the picture boards (which I want toto buy it ) noI know if you need something else than box, display, mouse, keyboard,

I think there is an issue with the CW sidetone frequency (pitch) with the sBitx v2 (running on a DE). When you first start the sBitx program, the pitch is restored to the last saved value. If you

Mine made it to CINCINNATI HUB, OH - USA Yay! Now they hook up a team of horses to the coach and start the arduous journey to Oregon. They say I might get it on April 28th. Joel N6ALT

Hi all, do not want to increase group chatter, just happy to say my ordered V2 arrived today home and it’s waiting for me when I will come back from work! My big thanks to Farhan, Thomas and rest

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Yup, -45 dbc is consitent with our own readings. They could be lower if we had used rx filters. - f

We didn’t think to try and measure the oscillator. That would have been a good thing to try. When we tried to tune in a reference signal from the service monitor, as near as we could tell the sBitx

With which cable the electronic card connects to raspberry pi?

Can someone take a stab at getting chromium to work with the soundloop? We can use webrtc to relay audio

Hi Scott, I tried the input mapping command, and it works like a charm.? Thanks! I am still trying to get the Sbitx application to start reliably.? I continue to get ALSA error messages on

Very interesting, how accurate was the sbitx with the tcxo? - f

FYI, last night, after I demonstrated the sBitx DE with V2 software to members of the Dayton ARA (DARA) TNG*, ?Tom Holmes (N8ZM) and I used it to participate in the ARRL Frequency Measuring

I realized that after closing fldigi, and open it again, there is not input signal in the loopback. It seems like the loopback is being closed or getting stuck somehow. Anyone experiencing

Hi Evan, That’s really good news. ?I will give that a try. ?My fingers are crossed. ?Thanks! I do have a work around on the touch screen input. ?After the RPI boots, run: sudo xinput

Further investigating the TX line, I noted a 470 ohm resistor across C66.? This would put a 7ma load on the GPIO pin.? Adding the PIN diode switching 74LS08 adds another 4ma, so we are at 11ma with

Farhan, Thank you for the answer.? I thought it was for RF issues.? The only potential issue that I thought for removing the capacitor was slowing down the TX return to off would potentially cause