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Volker, Another happy owner here.? Keep in mind that the battery is only good for a couple hours depending on how you operate.? A homebrew, broadcast band filter cleaned up some problems at my home

John, I operate from a HOA controlled condo. The HOA has allowed me to put up a permanent 31' vertical w/ remote tune. I happen to live at the edge of a ravine which drops off 50-60' to the West. My

Learning code is somewhere in my shortlist?

Hello guys, was told the 6100 CI-V config is as a ic7000 at 19.2kbps and this would also apply tpp Bluetooth? can not get it going in Bluetooth. suggestions

Volker : The X6100 makes a perfectly usable portable radio. It has some "warts", but IMHO it works well enough for casual portable operating with a compact antenna. I have made hundreds of CW POTA

NO! Buy a G90. Much better radio for less money. 20 watts, better antenna tuner, all functions and features work. Dennis Starks Military-Radio-Guy KB?SFP

My library system here in Madison County (MS) prints for the cost of material…often my prints are $5-7…STL files send either as attachment or link to repository. Good

If I only had hands that worked that way again...

You are lost the wonderfull mode: CW! Of you learn CW (2 months) and you test it, your life will change, possible you forget phone mode. ???? Saludos. Diego. EA1CN

I've definitely seen the cool stuff that others have created and shared at Thingiverse! It's a great resource. I'm hoping someone has a model of the radio that I could use to virtually prototype ideas

My regional library system has several 3D printers, and made handles for under $5, out the door. ?I got the 3D files from the below link. ?While this does not answer your question, it may help you

I am relatively inexperienced. ?I enjoy learning theory. ?The only HF rig I have is the X6100: low cost, internal battery, internal speaker, internal microphone, a good internal antenna tuner—lots

Does anyone have an accurate 3d model of an X6100? I just got a 3d printer and would like to practice modeling accessories. I know some may say "just make your own" and that's a skill I intend to

Hi Volker, I do own a X6100, and am happy with it.. I have the same issue here in Mallorca 7th floor, and at home in NL, where I have to deal with a HOA (WHOA!!!) What I have here in Mallorca is a

I prefer an external keyer... 1. R1CBU beacon minimum time is 10s.? Way too long for SPOTA IMHO. 2. Ease of quickly changing keyer speed 2a. Lets me leave the multifunction knob free for RIT 3. Easy

Dan, I'm not aware of CW related problems with the X6100. I think an external keyer is overkill. Your thoughts? Rick [email protected]> wrote:

You’re going to like it, have fun? [email protected]> wrote:

Hello Volker I'll try to address your concerns in order. Apartment: I live in a third floor apartment and I have a Diamond BB7V vertical which I can retract and put away when not in use as it clamps

I recently purchased the X6100 and have no complaints. ?Not only am I satisfied, I'm impressed. ?(Disclaimer: I've had it less than a week.) There may in fact be birdies popping up somewhere, if

Hi Volker If you run the X6100 on battery you won’t see any of the heat related issues but you are limited to 5w output The single USB connection for sound and CAT is great and the only cable you