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I have used a variety of buck and boost converters with rigs like the uBitx and X6100. ?They work though some create RFI and have to be shielded. An easier method, and the one I currently use, is

I use a semi-permanent 90-degree adapter for a bit of strain relief and to reduce the number of insertion/removal cycles, then have a variety of PowerPole cables with the plug strung around in various

Yes. You are right about most of it. Especially C. I had built a mast holder that needed 3 tent stakes pounded into the ground. This worked for a few POTA activations. Then I got to ground that

I bought mine around the same time (Nov. 2023). ?I do not plan to buy any other HF transceiver, until this one no longer works. ?By then, maybe another company will offer an all-HF-band small unit,

Oleg, I agree with you 100%. My 6100 does everything I want it to do quite nicely. I truly think they made production upgrades as they were built. Mine was bought October of '23. I thank you for ALL

I wouldn't hope for it. I already had experience when support for the X5105 ended (without even starting) with the release of the new X6100. Now we are seeing how the company does not correct obvious

There is a X6200 coming out, which seems to answer some of the issues of X6100, Xiegu X6200– Radioddity<https://www.radioddity.com/products/xiegu-x6200> Peter M0PWX M0PWX Grabber Page

Hi Dan, Your posts bring up a couple of factors that I see shaping portable operator's preference for antennas: A. Ease of setup/take-down/transport. K4SWL has taken this to an art form! But it is

I don't know hardly anything about radios. You have talked about problems and Solutions on this list, and I have no idea what you are saying. So I'm not sure if it's in your files, or if someone could

Dan, I thought that was called a sloping dipole! Jerry ---- Extra Ham Radio Operator: WF5W Registered Linu=x User: 275424 3D CAD designer The most exciting phrase to hear in science - the one that

Hey y'all, I've heard some talk here about the x6100 overheating during digital mode use, so I bought a fan to mitigate that some time ago. It works well. It keeps the x6100 cool. What I am wondering

For strain relief, Ex-Lax. As for the pigtail and barrel connector wear-and-tear, great idea!

Well, in my book, an inverted V is a (mostly) vertical antenna, and it has the benefit of not requiring any radials. 73! *Dan KB6NU* CW Geek, Ham Radio Instructor Author of the " No Nonsense " amateur

Although simple to make, I bought the $35 EFHW from my friend, Jason, KM4ACK. It is very portable. I already had a push up mast that I use, it takes literally 10 minutes to setup, and works very well

I just made a 20M EFHW using a discarded VGA cable. It worked fantastic! https://youtu.be/KWwCHbLe7wE?si=o4IzPHNz4Ky0_MGP -- 73 de K9NUD https://youtube.com/@learnhamradio

Indeed there is an overvoltage issue with 12 V car power, as the excess voltage is converted to heat by the linear regulators inside the X6100. A car battery is about 12V, when charging this can be 14

Yes, but I believe he’s wanting portable vertical antenna suggestions. ?:)

One of the first things I did with my X6100 power cable was install PowerPoles on the end.? Later due to me getting stand with fan I made a 2-PP to single PP connector so could run radio and stand

I followed your idea and found a similar unit on eBay. ?With luck, link and photo below. ?My X6100 gets warm. ?I only use internal battery and SSB. https://www.ebay.com/itm/184929324773

Switching the charger off is recommended to prevent damage to the battery if the unit is run from DC power, Also if you have the ability to reduce the input voltage from 13.8v to 11v-11.5 volt you