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Saludos. Diego. EA1CN
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El 2 ago 2023, a las 9:04, Oleg - R1CBU <belousov.oleg@...> escribi¨®:
?On Tue, Aug 1, 2023 at 03:20 PM, K4LXY wrote:
Adjustment of the DSP filters adjusts width and shift at the same time. ?I'm used to having width and shift as separate controls.
In the standard firmware, the filters are really made strangely. In fact, these are two consecutive BPFs. Those. only the part where the two filters intersect is passed. In an alternative firmware, I made a classic version where the upper and lower bandwidth
limits are set.
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TNX, Dido. EA1CN?
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On Tue, Aug 1, 2023 at 03:20 PM, K4LXY wrote:
Adjustment of the DSP filters adjusts width and shift at the same time. ?I'm used to having width and shift as separate controls.
In the standard firmware, the filters are really made strangely. In fact, these are two consecutive BPFs. Those. only the part where the two filters intersect is passed. In an alternative firmware, I made a classic version where the upper and lower bandwidth limits are set.
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Adjustment of the DSP filters adjusts width and shift at the same time. ?I'm used to having width and shift as separate controls.
Can something help me understand what this adjustment is doing? ?What am I missing?
Tnx
Howard K4LXY
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That may work.? I thought of using the end cap screws or replacing them with longer screws to attach a mount but I think they¡¯re too small and wouldn¡¯t hold up under normal use.? Probably the best option is a friend with a 3D printer.
To everyone sending the Ebay links to the same item, that mount requires the radio to be sitting on a flat surface.? What I'm looking for is one that attaches to the radio, not one that sits on a table.? Please take a look at the link in my first post to see what I'm talking about.
Lisa, I think you are right about the lack of the ground lug making it more difficult.? It may be possible to fabricate or 3D print something that clips around the end of the radio and can support the weight of an antenna.? That design work is outside of my abilities, though.
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To everyone sending the Ebay links to the same item, that mount requires the radio to be sitting on a flat surface.? What I'm looking for is one that attaches to the radio, not one that sits on a table.? Please take a look at the link in my first post to see what I'm talking about.
Lisa, I think you are right about the lack of the ground lug making it more difficult.? It may be possible to fabricate or 3D print something that clips around the end of the radio and can support the weight of an antenna.? That design work is outside of my abilities, though.
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I believe so, I¡¯ll remove the space and try again when I get home.?
Thanks for the tip.? Nick Marsh
WB4SQI? Sent from an electronic device with a mind of its own.?
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On Jul 31, 2023, at 11:31 AM, dg1smd@... wrote:
?Is there a "space" character in the name that your WiFi router broadcasts? Mine did and I had to remove it, otherwise the Xiegu firmware would ignore my network. IMO other special characters are also suspect.
Greetings,
Rainer DG1SMD
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Is there a "space" character in the name that your WiFi router broadcasts? Mine did and I had to remove it, otherwise the Xiegu firmware would ignore my network. IMO other special characters are also suspect.
Greetings,
Rainer DG1SMD
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If one were to install a ground lug like the ic705, where would be the simplest place to do so? ?Where would be the best place to do so? ?For anything that requires opening up the radio, is their a youtube video describing it?
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Been there, done that dozens of times, no joy.?
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On Jul 31, 2023, at 2:52 AM, Dave via groups.io <dvfuller@...> wrote:
?You have to change the IP address to your network settings in the Wi-Fi setup on the radio and turn it on. There are instructions in YouTube videos.
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You have to change the IP address to your network settings in the Wi-Fi setup on the radio and turn it on. There are instructions in YouTube videos.
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Re: X6100 with Micro PA 50 amplifier
You may need to make up a cable using the wiring details for the ACC port in the manual, with the tip and sleeve of a 3.5mm TRRS plug connected to the center and ground of an RCA plug for the other end (assuming the PA50 uses an RCA connector for the PTT in).
I can confirm from experience that this works perfectly, with my 6100 keying an RM MLA100.
Tony, ZL3ES
I recently acquired a Micro PA50 amplifier to use with my X6100.? I'm using it in the RF-sensing trigger and band switching mode but would like to use a cable.? Does anyone know what cable to use? An ordinary stereo cable doesn't work, probably because the X6100 has an extra connection for ALC.
Tnx
73 Howard K4LXY
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On Thu, Jul 27, 2023 at 06:02 AM, Lisa WO?L wrote:
BD7-Maple
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175803513388?hash=item28eeb4ba2c:g:KrQAAOSw7-VkVM6t
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Here is one I found
looks very simple and easy to fabricate. 73 George N2GWK ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ron Wright via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2023 1:07 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] x6100 antenna mount? I have seen an antenna mount for X6100, thought on ebay, but cannot locate. On Thursday, July 27, 2023 at 04:37:49 AM EDT, M0PWX <m0pwx@...> wrote: Not that I have seen ? There are no screws strong enough to hold something like that as most of the screws are only M2 size ? Peter M0PWX ?
? ? Is there an antenna mount for the x6100 similar to this one for the IC-705?
-Dj
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The reason nobody makes an attachable mount is that there¡¯s no provision for attachment to the side of the X6100 like the ground lug screw on the IC-705.? I think the only way to get there is something like the method you have used.
Thanks, everyone, I appreciate all of the suggestions.? Looks like no one makes a mount that attaches to the radio itself for support like the one I linked for the IC-705.? Everything mentioned here and what I've found on my own require a flat surface under the radio for the support.
Since I'd have to have the radio on a flat surface using any of those, I cobbled up a mount using a tiny camera tripod that I already own, and a 3 ft piece of coax. I won't be walking around with it but it is good enough for now.? I'll keep my eyes out for a truly portable mount and will let the group know if I find anything.
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Re: X6100 with Micro PA 50 amplifier
I made up a cable and tried it briefly. ?It worked but seemed to override the delay in CW. ?I'll have to check it further.
Howard
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Thanks, everyone, I appreciate all of the suggestions.? Looks like no one makes a mount that attaches to the radio itself for support like the one I linked for the IC-705.? Everything mentioned here and what I've found on my own require a flat surface under the radio for the support.
Since I'd have to have the radio on a flat surface using any of those, I cobbled up a mount using a tiny camera tripod that I already own, and a 3 ft piece of coax. I won't be walking around with it but it is good enough for now.? I'll keep my eyes out for a truly portable mount and will let the group know if I find anything.
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Lucky you, wish my WiFi worked. I¡¯ve tried every possible combination to connect and it won¡¯t.
Nick Marsh
WB4SQI
Sent from an electronic device with a mind of its own.
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On Jul 30, 2023, at 3:45 PM, Dave via groups.io
?The Wi-Fi is working
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Re: X6100 with Micro PA 50 amplifier
For my amp I got a 4pole 3.5mm cable from eBay it had phono plugs on the other end, but I did find that the one that had the tx out did not use the same 0V ground so I had to use a meter and find the correct ground, I wish I just got the plug buy it's self, as it is a bit heavy as there are 4 screened cables coming out of it, but it is molded to the plug, Dave 2E0DMB
Thanks, Dave.? Yes, I see that. The PA50 uses a standard stereo plug so I'm guessing I'll have to make up one with a 4-pole plug on one end and a 3 pole on the other.
73 Howard
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The Wi-Fi is working as I have used it to go into the Linux program on the radio and change the font colors so that they are easier to see. Red on Blue just didn't cut it so I researched other people changing the colors and I followed their directions and used my laptop with the programs recommended and was able to modify the font colors. This is really a cool little radio.
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Re: X6100 with Micro PA 50 amplifier
Thanks, Dave. ?Yes, I see that. The PA50 uses a standard stereo plug so I'm guessing I'll have to make up one with a 4-pole plug on one end and a 3 pole on the other.
73 Howard
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