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Hi David, check out SydneyOwl/g90toolkit on GitHub. He's been looking at the g90, which I believe shares a lot of commonality with the g106. It's too good a radio to let the software cripple it. I

Rich, i checked your file you posted and maybe its my end but i dont see a schematic. 73 David ac9xh

Hello all, Im a g106 owner and am very happy with the results. bought mine on a late auction on Ebay. fellow posted it for quick sale and picked one up for about $130 have used mine mostly for CW

I'm a happy owner of one, after the latest firmware, and a simple modification of the microphone, this little radio work very well! The mic mod I did is drilling a bigger hole where the mic element is

Agreed Randy. I bought one a few months ago when Radioddity had a decent sale on, as a rig to take on the road for POTA and avoid beating up my "real" radio. The reviews and press I've seen were

I would assume that you guys have been seeing some of the new reviews on the g106 and they have been encouraging. When people take into account what the little radio costs and it's capabilities it's

I've got it down to zero transistors. I bought the following cable on eBay: "FT8/FT4/JT65/PSK Audio DATA Interface Cable XIEGU G90 X5105 G106C HF Transceiver". The cost was $16.90 including shipping.

To operate a Xiegu G-106 on digital modes such as WSPR or FT-8 you don’t need the DE-19 accessory. This simple VOX circuit passes audio and keys the G-106 PTT when transmit audio is present.

Hi,? I'm learning CW and have been using FLdigi to help with decoding/encoding on an X6100.? The SSB, keyboard-only transmitting doesn't help me practice with a keyer.? Does anyone know of a G106

Thanks. For now I’ll just get a mono-to-stereo adapter. Mono to both sides of the headset. Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2024 7:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [G106] Headphones Hey

Hey Tony, Yes it's a mono, I suppose because the speaker is a single in the mic... but also probably cost savings... You'll see here in the forum there's been some posts by the CW/DATA heads here

Hi all.? New to the group.? I thought the headphone jack on the G106's handheld mic was stereo.? I'm only getting sound to one side with it.? I've tried several stereo headphones that work

Hi Jerry, I have used an external powered speaker (rechargeable battery)? and it works great. I have a Bush Acorn Bluetooth speaker. You might not be able to find this exact model but there are lots

I was going to try the G-106 at a pota park today but I forgot my headphones and the internal speaker was just to low for me to hear irt well. I was set up close to a road so I had too much road

Hi all, I purchased the mic element from Digikey. ?Yes it does have more output but the clarity is no better than the original microphone. I also purchased the "MASH-style" handset from eBay. ?No

the mic element is rated for 1 to 10 vdc like the generic condensers.The schematic on the pdf of the mic shows? the mic has 2 teminals one positive one neg. and one + 3v vs I would just run the

Well since its a electret condenser like in most mics, i would say that might be the range of voltage on it.maybe the minimum? regular electret condenser replacements? have a range of 1.5 -10 VDC

David, I just received the microphone thanks for the information. I see it requires 3VDC but appears to have more output than others. Unclear what the G106 output has. ?Of course I had the hole

Ordered 2, will give it a shot. FYI, I did buy some sort of microphone on eBay (looks like something Radar O’Riley would use) and it does have some great audio on it. Feel like I need to get a

I was reading a posting on another forum which mentioned low audio on the microphone element. they stated that the following mic element has more gain. and improved the audio quite a bit just by