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Hi Oleg, thanks a lot for your amazing work on this transceiver. Let's hope that someone with appropriate skills will take over your job. Pls keep us posted about you new developments! 73 de

Oleg, thank you for all you've done!!! Question for anyone: I can't figure out how to input my callsign. When I type it, and then put the cursor over the "checkmark" at the lower-right, the screen

Oleg, I understand 100% how you feel about working with the development of your software for the X6100, and especially dealing (or trying to deal) with Xiegu. I also wanted to tell you how much I and

Hello Oleg, Thank you for all your hard work and adding voice to your firmware for blind hams. I look forward to hearing more about your radio and hope you keep the blind ham in mind as you

Hello Oleg, Thank you for your work with the X6100. Your desire to give blind hams access to this radio has opened opportunities to several blind hams that I know of and I look forward to trying this

Thanks Oleg for what you have done for all of us and good luck with your new adventure! 73 de Bill, PY2BIL

Thanks Oleg only use your software . WSPR never made it on such as life… Will be looking out for your radio. Andrew

Hi Oleg can we say thank you for your skill and hard work . It has been a great improvement of what is potentially a good radio and one I enjoy . It’s sad that xiegu don’t interact more and have a

Thank you Oleg?

Oleg – Many thanks for the countless hours that you’ve invested in the X6100 – something to be proud of. I don’t blame you a bit for going in a different direction! I use your software

Hello! I am no longer satisfied with the quality of this transceiver. I am not happy with development for a device that is based on closed code. I don't want to waste any more time on this. *I

Randy Someone with a bad battery needs to open their radio unplug the battery because the charging circuit on the back panel with the battery, plug in external power and see if it comes on. My

Yes of course experiments are the base of any ham operator but as starting point you can use the wonderful advises of Palomar’s engineers. Check their website and their presentations files given

Tuning a single random piece of wire without a matching unit is possible, but just because it tunes, doesn't mean anyone can hear you. Using an antenna as close to resonant is pretty important for

If the battery AND the charging circuit is defective, will the 6100 still operate on external power? -- 72's de k8zf, randy

For End Fed Wire might look at DXEngineering.? They have some good notes on the antenna and wire lengths. LDG Electronics RU-9-1 LDG Electronics RU-9:1 Unun | DX Engineering | | | | | | |

Your best bet would be an 84 to 86 foot wire with a 17 foot elevated counterpoise.? This is W3EDP antenna and it would provide the most consistent impedance for matching from 80m through 10m as it is

I built a small 9:1 balun with an inexpensive toroid and spare wire. I paired it with a 41-foot random wire and 17-foot counterpoise. My x6100 tunes that antenna pretty easily from 10m to 80m and even

Greetings Dennis -- I think the crux of the issue is your desire to avoid a balun. As you probably know most folks use a 9:1 balun with a random wire antenna;? I think the prior responses provide