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The output transformer of the X6100 is very weak. It is not designed for a power of more than 5W - therefore, there are very frequent cases of its burnout after working in digital modes at 10W.

Hi. Yes, 3S would be suffcient and imho even optimal. In this group you will find people who measured input voltage vs output power for this rig. Between 9 and 10 V is fine.Most of the input is

Tnx Robert for pointing to this issue. I'm already using LiFePO4 and only used the wrong terminus. Sorry. So you recommend a S3 configuration as sufficient? Is this the case even for 10W

Are there any manuals or descriptions showing how to make the X6100 apps work (in particular CW and RTTY)? (My hearing is quite bad, so YouTubes with echoey audio doesn't help me much. :-(

I can connect my X6100 to my WiFi network, and WFView "works" (minimally, more about that in another topic!) But, after a period of time, the X6100 drops the WiFi connection. Of course, WFView can't

I'm trying to use WFView with my new X6100, APP 1.1.7 BASE 1.1.6, via WiFi, for remote access. I can connect but WFView claims it's talking to a (IC?)705! Some controls and functions work but most

I will be sourcing the parts that matter in that kit from china. The prices for the kits, (there is a G90 kit as well) are too expensive for what you get IMO.

Like death and taxes there is a 100% certainty the battery in your 6100 will fail. ?Not stocking batteries indicates the manufacturer identifies its product as disposable. ?There are a couple of

Consider LiFePO4 instead of Li-ion. The voltage is of LiFePO4 is lower, and that is beneficial for this rig.? LiFePO4 in 3S has just the right voltage for this rig (9,6 V nominal, instead of 11,1 V

Very helpful, Markus.? Your findings are consistent with what I have observed less rigorously. 73, Dan N7SHM

That is very odd, and begs the question: exactly what voids the warranty, when the tamper seals are broken? https://www.radioddity.com/products/xiegu-x6100-spare-parts-kit *All-in-One Accessories:*

Well, it's a bit odd that Radioddity now sells a parts kit for the X6100 that unfortunately doesn't include the battery or charging circuit, and it does say this: *Warranty-Friendly:* Don't worry

Just for information, some measurements of pwr consumption using an external power supply unit. Could be useful to know if you plan to purchase an external Li-Ion bat. for outdoor activities. Only

I saw the "Kunodi Outdoor Speaker" at a pool party and was impressed by it.? I bought one and it's perfect for use as an external speaker for the X6100 or other small transceivers.? It has a

Though the X6100 comes with an “anti-tamper” sticker on its cabinet to detect “unauthorized/warranty-voiding” behavior, I do believe that it is and has been illegal in the United States for

Yes, that is my understanding. ?If you break the tape seals, you have invalidated your warranty. ?However, if you bought your X6100 from Radioddity, I would contact Radioddity about any issues you

If you open the case to replace the batteries have you invalidated the warranty (Radioddity)?

Hi Ron, The X6100 has a couple of bad ideas in the design, not the least of which is having a too small battery to do any real good. But my main gripe with it is their use of two processors. It's fun

I am sure as most know anything from China will have problems for repairs and service.? Like the UV5R for which so many Hams have, it is a throw away rig when it dies.? I had one die and for fun

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