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Following up on BitX 17a – IF Filter, @n8dmt suggested that I could use a nanoVNA for this as well.
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I was graciously given a partially completed BitX 17a kit by Thaire W2APF back in June, and I’ve been working on it slowly.
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I use flrig to control the IC-7300, which means that I can use the GUI to push buttons and turn knobs, but also use flrig to key the radio from BPQ for HF packet use.
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Install Stuff with Homebrew brew install direwolf brew install hamlib make direwolf config folder I chose /Users/Matt/direwolf download paracon: https://github.com/mfncooper/paracon/releases/ put into direwolf config folder Configure Stuff update direwolf…
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I will hopefully add more later about this project.
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If you do enough different things with ham radio on Windows, eventually you’ll run into a conflict between programs that can talk to your radio via something like flrig–and those that want the whole COM port to themselves.
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I had a cheap audio amplifier from AliExpress, a few speakers pulled out of an old TV, a chunk of USB cable, a cardboard box, and half an hour.
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Quick post to show this off.
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Because I spend too much time polishing, these are my raw notes for now.
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Mostly just copying this info over from my Mastodon account.