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Just wondering if the radio has the ability to turn off the break in ?feature for CW. Just wanted to play with a new key or without transmitting on the air?

Finally I could arrange a new simple test. It seems it works!? X5105 send out a memorized cw message. Fine! Now I need to study how to transform this in a "beacon". Maybe a future version of fw may

Had a similar experience with my homebrew magloop. Finally put one of those bifilar unun chokes between the input to the magloop and the radio (at the magloop end of the 10m/25ft feedline. Made a huge

Hi, i had a similar issue - all antennas suddently seem to be useless. I ended up in replacing the BNC jack of the X5105 and soldered a new one which solved my problem. Maybe you have the same issue?

Just a thought, have you tried reloading the firmware? What version is in the radio at this time? I believe the current version is 3.0, at least thats what Ive loaded and everything is fine with my

Different coax. One as a RG58 patch cable. Really hesitant to do a factory reset on this unit, as I’m sure the only effect this would have is to reduce the unit to a brick. Can’t trust the advice

Just wondering, are you using the same coax for all?? Maybe your coax has an issue.? I've been there before chasing my tail only to find a short in a connector.? As for the cw decoder, it's never

It sounds to me like it could be a "common mode current" problem, RF on the outside of the co-ax - from an unbalanced load, or maybe some other reason. This 'common mode' current can mess up your SWR

I am wondering if the x5105 uses the common lm386 chip? I have not opened mine yet to see - trying to avoid doing that to a new radio unless warranted. The reason I ask is that if it does not have a

Nothing to the 8 pin din. Only the Mike and RG58 to the Radios BNC to connect the Antenna. Static Noise was unbearable. As stated after an hour managed to get a strong CW signal of perfect clear

On Sat, Sep 4, 2021 at 03:24 PM, Brian wrote: > > What device are you connecting to the 8 pin DIN socket? > > Brian > K0FBS > > > > -- > Brian > K0FBS

What device are you connecting to the 8 pin DIN socket? Brian K0FBS -- Brian K0FBS

If its of any interest to you, I've been experiencing the same issues. My expensive Buddistick was tuned perfectly using a high end analyser and the pins were matched with the bands. Went to two

To inject just a little humor into your venting, seems there was a movie a couple of years ago about over the hedge. If you do toss the Radio be sure you get your cookie. ? Seriously I hear your

Need to vent. When I first got the x5105, I tried it with an alex loop, and couldn't get an acceptable set (as in lower than 9.9 :1). I took the loop apart then gave up on it. Since then, I got an cha

Hi, ? As per the title, has anyone swapped encoders?? If so, is it a tough job stripping the unit down? ? Thanks, ? Karl

On Tue, Aug 31, 2021 at 09:17 AM, Dan Quigg wrote: Yes, I think I read that too, in one of the versions of the instruction manual. -- Doug, K8RFT

As I understand the menu item - setting it to HEADPHONE reduces the maximum volume to help protect the user's hearing.? I think I read that somewhere, or maybe I dreamed it up.? ? I generally use

Yes Greg, it's an headset I use with my PC for example for echolink or so. BTW I'm sorry I posted two time the same subject... I got an error saving the first post...

the x5105 is the same size as the nintendo switch. so any case for the console will also be good for the xiegu