Re: X5105 Charger Problem - Can Anybody Help

David KK7SS All Messages By This Member #453 The X5105 only needs about 600-700 mA for charging at approx 13.8V. I posted this a few weeks ago The 6 amps is for when you transmit ! Dave G. KK7SS toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Wed, May 5, 2021 at 5:26 PM Brian <k0fbs73@...> wrote: Rick, At first this seems like a cheap shortcut. However, it gives a lot of flexibility. For example, in addition to what Doug and others have said. You can use a solar panel to charge the built in battery. Also remember that you have a menu option that turns charging on or off. Just because you have the power cord plugged in does not mean the radio battery is charging. Brian K0FBS -- Brian K0FBS

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