Oleg,
I sympathize with you completely.
Probably a very high percent of the folks here thinks programing their radio is copying your code, putting it on a SD card and seeing a different display.
But there is a smaller percentage of us that respect the skill and perseverance required to do what you have done on the X6100.
I know your work in reverse engineering the software in this radio is remarkable and inspiring a few of us to ask ¡°why can¡¯t I do this¡±?
We are amateurs, and have to learn ¡°how¡± in a most difficult way, usually alone.? We read books, articles magazines and we learn from folks like you. ?
That is why I am compelled to write this note openly to you ¡.¡°don¡¯t stop¡±.
Look at it this way if Xiegu is on your radar, think of all their orphaned radios you are keeping in the fray partially negating the Xiegu attitude of designing, building and selling disposable radios.
In my opinion it would be a tragedy to you and the collective us to stop experimenting with this radio.
Reconsider
Respectively
Tom
AE5NF
