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Randy this is what I use from my 12vdc go box to the radio. It puts out 9vdc and the x6100 can do 10 watts with no problem. The 9vdc reduces heat with the radio and the aluminum fins on the

You can't reduce input POWER, but you can reduce input VOLTAGE to 10V. Don't use a resistor - the current draw is not constant, so you won't get a consistent voltage drop, plus you're just putting the

What’s an easy way to reduce input power to 10 watts? (All my DC sources are 12-14 watts.) Is it as simple as putting an inline + resistor to drop down the voltage?

I would definitely use WSPR on this radio if it was available, but I also appreciate the work that has gone in already - it really is so much better than the stock firmware! Many thanks Gavin

Well, I guess it might be implemented) I'm not sure about the next release, though. I'm less than a year old ham operator and I never used RTTY. I need some time to dive into it. вс, 10 нояб.

Hi I would like to mod my X6100 in such a way that it accepts a HT-battery pack (Quansheng k5 3800 mAh, USB-C chargeable, for instance) at the back. Same thing as the X6200 or ICOM 705 already

Dear Gregory I am having a great experience now with v0.27. The final piece that I would love is to have RTTY tx capability as I used that a lot for contests using saved messages. Is there any plan to

Aha, perfect, I found it ("Magn Freq") and turned that off. So great! Thanks again, 73, Randy K7RAN

Thanks you. If I understand you correctly, app already have this setting. It's called "Freq magnification" or something like this. Just try to disable it. -- Georgy // R2RFE

Georgy, I LOVE the new simple theme... much clearer for me, actually more beautiful. I have a request, though: Would there be a way for you to make the magnification of the frequency optional when

I did Robust Packet Radio with scs modem (PTC-II and PTC-IIPro) and the xiegu X6100 (sending beacon no problem), sometimes 2 way qso RPR succeeded, sometimes not. Think Pactor is more problematic with

I wired the xiegu6100 with the microphone socket to the scs modem . In principe it worked together with the scs modem. But Timing (SDR Delay) was a Problem for Pactor, after all i gave up on this

Using FT8 APP in the R1CBU firmware, adi log file is in DATA partition on SD-card in the X6100. When radio is powered off, put card in external reader and copy. 73 de SA5QED

I have not bothered to try -- there are no LINE IN/OUT jacks on the X6100 to hook up to the SCS modem.? If full bluetooth audio support for the X6100 ever came to pass, I suppose one could try

Open file in Wsjt-x and open the log directory and open the log file. You can upload the log directly to QRZ. Sent: Friday, November 8, 2024 2:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

tnx, easy, made contacts automatically and screen said logged- BUT WHERE TO FIND THE LOG? IT WAS FUN SEEING THIS LITTLE RIG DO THIS tnx bob donchez

Install R1CBU version, go to apps, sync time with WI-FI, run FT8.

i guess i should have said how to make the 6100 decode ft8 bob donchez

Hey Robert, Check out a video by Josh Hayes at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkK_FRTpR_U&t=10s.? It uses Flrig and Wsjt-x.? I just got it figured out a couple of weeks ago to use FT8 and need to

been ham over 50 yrs this new style rig as well as digital is new so could someone direct me to directions please tnx bob donchez wb3hyb