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Hi Group, When asking Radioddity for support on ATU usage, I receive the following response which I found to be helpful: 73 Joe K9SZ

Hi Group, This is the process for calibrating the SWR Meter as recommended by Radioddity using v3.0.0 firmware Recommended: 1. Disconnect the antenna 2. Turn PRE and ATT Off 3. Turn NB Off 4. Set

BACK to X5105 dealers - Post #79, starting the thread " New US dealer.." has the name and website for another dealer, who was well recommended by the poster, and by another one shortly

Yeah Doug that is correct IIRC. I was RADAR in the army and we had a simular setup for a Hi-Par radar that used a Klystron output tube.? Neat stuff. Rick/K9ETE

That is a wonderful suggestion. I cannot seem to find it in my email trash but will go through the steps and record them to share here soon. Joe K9SZ

Oops!? I should have remembered that really pure water is a good insulator.? One of the long-range radar sets I used to work on in the USAF had a reverse osmosis filtering system to ensure there

Yes that would be a good idea, I could use that info also. Rick/K9ETE

Please consider starting a thread on that subject.? It should be a valuable skill to learn.? If you received the info via email, you might be able to just copy and paste it into your new thread in

I purchased mine from Radioddity and have been very pleased with the support I’ve had with the unit. They were esp helpful when I wanted to calibrate the S-Meter. I know many use it portable,

I wanted to get one late last spring, and MFJ said they were out.? I asked about getting more, and even then they said "not until the new model comes out".? I heard of the "Pro" quite a while ago,

Jim, I have heard no discussions nor rumors of Xeigu discontinuing the 5105. It is a very popular radio and I see no reason for them to stop now. The main US distributor changes almost every year.

The 5105 looks interesting but I notice that MFJ is SOLD OUT of the 5105 and the G1M too.? Does this mean that the 5105 is being phased out or that MFJ will no longer handle?? I see Radioddity has

I've done a lot of operating from my boats over a period of fifty years all the way from ocean crossings to local cruising and even some kayaking. The only problems I’ve encountered were when

Hmmm!? I wonder if an aluminum-hull boat would make a good antenna counterpoise? I do have an aluminum canoe, and a body of water at my back yard.? But it's got ice fishermen all over it

Related to the list of things to carry, a suggestion would be an antenna like the MFJ-1899T "6 Band Walkabout", much like the Outbacker - but cheaper.? It's a bit heavy on the radio, but

Bob, The X5105 is a good POTA Rig because it only requires an antenna and feedline. Makes POTA easy and less stuff to carry. The 5 watts can be frustrating if the bands are dead. Brian K0FBS --

Just put my order in with Radioddity for a x5105 and interface.? Looking forward to receiving the rig and giving it a try.? Main interest is POTA and operating from my boat. Bob KT8DX

Looks like the family will be moving me into a room at my daughters house. Probably in about 4-6 weeks! Anyone interested in an X5105? I have two, going to keep one! Emails direct will save

I am in the same condition. I am looking for a replacement battery and from the Sinotel website they do not export outside the UK. Does anyone know of a store in any country in the world where you can

Thanks for all the input everyone.? Still not completely decided but the 5105 seems to fit the bill nicely for my purposes.? Radioddity seems to have the best price - how are they on service?? And