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I used window cleaner for cleaning.?Was not so complicated and the display is now shiny. Like new...

I have a screen with defects. I cannot find a replacement (Tried Xiegu direct,Radiooddity,CSI and some others). So, keep in mind those screens are precious. If you damage it, the only option is a

I was wondering the same thing.? Mine has had a few bits of dust under the display cover since shortly after I purchased it and I have been wondering if the clear cover was easily removable. I am

Yes, it’s just easy, I bought mine used and did that first thing. Joel N6ALT

Hi X5105-Users! I have a really stupid question: There is a lot of dust and dirt under my "outdoor" display cover which is hold by 4 screws. Can I simply remove the screws to get under the display

Bruno, that is diligence and cleverness personified!I hoping to follow your example with my bricked x5105.?Thanks, Phil K6PHL? On Tue, Aug 15, 2023 at 12:22 AM, Bruno<jackbru01@...> wrote:

Hi Bruno, Wow, your diligence paid off. What a great thread that I am archiving in case I ever have to FW upgrade. Currently, I am happy with the pre-uploaded 3.0 version. I worked in product

What features does the new firmware have that the previous verion(s) lacked?

Hi Very pleased you got this resolved. Happy operating 73 Jim?? G4EQX

Hello, at the end I was? able to resurrect my X5105 !? I? explain you how . As described in previous post trying to update the firmware my X5105 remained in "waiting mode" after having erased

Great find. Thanks, Norman!

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There are 3 wires, red, white and black, going to a mini molex plug. Norman W9VQ Norman Wald Macintosh & Windows Consulting 312-282-0888 norman@...

Thank you very, very much for mentioning the FCC pictures! I have not dared to take my X5105 apart, but I really wanted to see what was inside.? And had not remembered that the FCC does make pictures

Norman The FCC’s tear down pictures show the battery as having a two wire plug. ?Is that what you battery has? Thanks -- Tom AE5NF

I would only use a charger designed for the battery chemistry and always use a bms. Nick Marsh Sent from an electronic device with a mind of its own.

DIY is the way to roll but I would definitely use a bms. Nick Marsh Sent from an electronic device with a mind of its own.

I figured the battery was made like that I hoped it was not. I have found a few dell “internal” laptop batteries that are very close to current and voltage. Will it safely charge?… we have to

Here's a question. I'll qualify this by noting that I'm an OG computer nerd with 4 decades in the business, but fairly new and unschooled as an electronics maker. It's the hazards of being a software

Hi Tom, Although it’s wrapped in really thick plastic, it appears to be constructed of wafers, not individual cells. Norman W9VQ