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Hi, The X5105 has a built-in charger for the internal battery. All you need is a regular powersupply that delivers 13.8 volts and can deliver a current of 2.5 to 3 Amp. as far as I know, the internal

Hi The manual says we need to charge the X5105 with a 13.8V minimum 3A power supply. I'm guessing this is for when running the unit while charging. However, I have a constant current, constant voltage

One could also set up (make) a simple circuit to have their key operate a double-pole relay, with one contact pair wired to the s5105 and one to the amp.? Made with a tiny battery and a reed?

Great job, Dick!!? thanks very much. -- Doug, K8RFT

The CE-19 could be wrapped in leather or thin foam, or put into a small plastic box that has a notch in the edge for the cables to pass though.?? Double-stick foam tape holding it onto the radio

Thanks for sharing Dick. True ham spirit ?? Merry christmas 73 de Jens DJ2GMS

Update 2: David from Radioddity just got back to me also letting me know the issue has been reported to Xiegu, he has submitted a bug report for the return of the feature, and also notified the

?Mike, It is 100% the fragility of the CE-19. It is ironic that a radio as tank like as the X5105 relies on a device as fragile as the CE-19 for digital communications. I swear I think if I drop it

Is it the weight, volume or possible fragility that gives you pause? I don’t own one but the factor that might give me pause is the chance of getting it wet or busting it. With a bit of low cunning

It would be good if someone finds a device or a simple build that can effectively key an amp without using the CE-19. The CE-19 is fine for use in the shack, but it is not a piece of equipment I am

I have only used the WOLPHI design for PSK. In other words, I use this circuit to key the 5105 from my Android device not to key an amp. I would use the CE-19 or an R.F. sensing circuit within the amp

This is the way PTT works at the CE-19 Dick

DO any of these solutions work for CW so you dont get the first dot clipped?

Mike - Here's another big thanks!? The diagram is very interesting, and the link to the complete manual is super helpful! Technically, though, I doubt that the CE-19 uses the audio to create the PTT

The active part of the circuit almost certainly looks like this: This is cut and pasted from this link: http://www.wolphi.com/wolphilink/wolphilinkmanual.pdf

Wow!? That's great, Dick!? Thanks so much for the look inside.? The pictures are so sharp and clear! I was rather hesitant to take mine apart - I haven't even been close to using it yet.? It's

Andy, Thanks so much for keeping us updated here. Sooner or later I will need/want to use the 5105 w/ a repeater. Brian K0FBS -- Brian K0FBS

Update: For those following, I have emailed Xiegu's tech support and customer support declaring this a blocking issue since it makes the 6m capabilities pretty useless here in the US. I have asked if

this is how it looks if you remove the case :-)

I was just checking up on various connections to the X5105 and remembered your question.? I looked up the manual for the Xiegu XP125B linear amp, and its manual says that the amp does not have rf