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https://www.cqxiegu.com/productinfo/790911.html the link above should take you to english version. Tim

-- Gary Mitchelson NC3Z/4 Pamlico County, NC FM15 NC AHIMT COML SHARES NCS997

Hello Scott good news from my side after flashing the new firmware version (1.1.7) my radio is still alive. I haven't tested the FT8 mode yet, I'm afraid! HIHI 73 Real

I am not fully sure Real. My radio has the capacitor you have indicated. It may be a parallel cap that is used when they cannot source a value?

In the x6100 the supply voltage is NOT reduced before going to the finals and so the previous comments are both true and untrue. 12V into the radio = 12V onto the final FET. That is why it needs 12V

Ron, On the page that opens, on the top menu, all the way to the right end of the menu, if you highlight that item, you will have the option to select English for the page and all other pages from

Sorry, dont read Japanese. 73, ron, n9ee

The X6100 has NO PL or CTCSS tones, it cannot encode or decode CTCSS tones. 73, ron, n9ee/r Ron Wright, N9EE/RHernando Co ARES EC Spring Hill, Florida also n9ee55@...

Would anyone like to share their review setting? I have water some YouTube videos but radio will not connect. John N6TRC

There was a thread on the group awhile back about charging voltage. The thread related primarily to the fact that the higher the charge voltage the more heat was generated within the radio while

Yes you must use a TRS plug even with a mono speaker. <groups.kc3suw.eycn2@...> wrote:

I generally run my X6100 off of 12V and I have found that when operating CW for an extended time period it will be slightly warm to the touch. As has been discussed before on this forum, the internal

I don't think that you are crazy. I have been thinking the same thing since I started using the R1CBU firmware. To my ear the receive audio sounds much better with the rig running Oleg's firmware,

Sorry, OM. You have discovered a major shortcoming in the x6100. -- 73 de K9NUD

Geoff, The X6100 has well documented overheating issues, and many have concluded that reducing the power supply to 9 volts, give or take, is the best strategy. I have operated mine as a mobile rig and

Bonjour Scot Find images of the radio. https://github.com/TemporarilyOffline/X6100-TOADs when I compare the images why is missing a (coil or capacitor) close to the coil and the 4700 resistor and the

His filter settings are better , far easier to set, It could be that, Dave <groups.kc3suw.eycn2@...> wrote:

Hi Scot Why do you think that there are pl tones in the radio, Dave [email protected]> wrote:

Hi go to wfview website and look at the manual, Dave 2E0DMB

Hi, Xiegu seems to have released (2023-08-07) a new firmware for the 6100. See https://www.cqxiegu.com/zlxz for the file. A new feature, called wfserver (wfview.org) got added to the 'System Setting'