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No activity since Oct 3rd.?? :-O Just checking it's still working ! Waiting for my X5105 to be repaired and returned from China.. (Biting my fingernails!)

I've read that logging software like HRDlog or (I think) Log4OM can be used with the X5105 by telling the software that it's connected to an ICOM IC-7000.? Using the CAT/USB cable that comes with the

Here are some notes that came with firmware V3, builds 7 & 8 - (this text is copied & pasted from the downloaded files) X5105_App_V3.00_build007 Firmware Description Firmware fix: Corrected the

Ken It is a sub menu under digital. Menu item #5 When you press digital, you get a sun menu that allows you to enable PSK and set the PSK## you want. Brian K0FBS

I could not find any setting at all for PSK, with my V3.0 firmware.? Not in any of the menu choices, anyway. -- Doug, K8RFT

Here is a pair of pictures of my outdoor antenna testing site, with TV tray desk and folding chair.? The GRA-1899 is mounted on a small tripod. [EDIT] Well, I set them as attachments, and my outgoing

Doug, I am sure the telescopic antenna could be set to a length that would work as a counter poise. As you said the big problem is going to be mounting and supporting it. I would be more inclined to

Maybe someone on here can help - I've been wondering about using a telescoping whip as a counterpoise.? I have one about 10 feet long, from Buddipole, with the normal 3/8-24 thread stud on the end.?

The antenna analyzer in the X5105 is very convenient.? Especially when you're using an antenna mounted directly on the radio, such as my GRA-1899 (or the extremely similar MFJ-1899). I checked the

Can someone explain how to configure and tune the X5105 to decode PSK? I am at wits end!

I should also mention how wonderful the X5105's built-in SWR (antenna analyzer) function is! I do also have an MFJ-259 antenna analyzer, and also a NanoVNA-F, that I can take along outside for antenna

Counterpoise tests - elevated 3 ft. vs. on ground 17 foot counterpoise wire, radio on TV tray table about 28 inches high. Counterpoise wire connected to DC charging jack 'outside' negative terminal.

Any follow-up? Dave KK7SS

Has anyone discovered a software program that lets you import memory channels for the 5105? Something like RT Systems or Chirp? If so what settings in the 5105 and software did you need to make it

I did have a counterpoise. I should specify that all my work with the 1899 was with a Yeasu FT-817. I have not actually tried it with the 5105. I suppose their could have been something unique to or a

Hi Yvon, I use firmware V3.0.0 Build 8. I can send messages with XFC key on the microphone. For CW messages you have to be in CW mode. To send the messages in RTTY, PSK31, PSK63, PSK125 you must be in

Did you have anything for a counterpoise with the -1899?? When I tried some testing last week, having about 9 feet of wire connected to the BNC outer part made a BIG difference - better than with 17

Somewhere I saw a note that said to press PTT to send the selected CW message.? But it did not say which firmware version was in use. It might be worth a quick try, and should be easy to test. Some

Doug, Thanks for that discovery and explanation. Let us know how the driveway markers work. Brian K0FBS

I was interested in Connecting? a ground or counterpoise to my X5105 when outside trying my portable antenna (The GRA-1899).? Particularly when using the radio handheld.? Having some wire as a