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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

'also rec'd a new to me , used 6100 whose original owner only used it for digi modes. only digi mode i plan to use is cw, so getting familiar with? all the functions. pota -bound in a few days

newbie here w the 6100. i operate 99.9% cw? pota, and even the R1CBU cw message memory seems clunky. ( tho havent tried it, just reading posts about it) ; best solution i think is to use a pico keyer

First a bit of context about me: - Currently living in a flat/appartment 1st floor. Small balcony, neigbors and HOA are all about "keeping the aesthetics of the building" Spanish law would (after some

True. ?Since the X6100 has an actual battery voltage meter rather than a crude battery level icon with three or four bars, I guess I can live without the finished-charging indicator. ?It's easy

Ok, if that’s how it’s supposed to work then mine is working fine. But even a Beofeng charger will change color when changing is finished, every charger I have seems to do that except my

I forgot to mention: ?The battery charging indicator light does seem to be working as intended. ?Lithium battery chargers work in two stages: they start off with constant current charging (during

*From the January 19, 2024 extended directions from Radioddity:* 7.8 Charging the battery pack If the voltage of the internal battery pack drops below 7.4 V during operation, the Xiegu X6100

No. The batteries are still not discharged at 3.45 volts you must let them discharge till the radio shuts off you will not damage the batteries as the radio knows that 6 volts is the bottom where it

I read about cycling the battery in the X6100 so I left mine running on the internal battery this morning. ?I thought it would do an auto-shut down at 7.2V, but I got as low as 7.1V (briefly dipping

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I have found a very capable CW decoder called "Morse Expert" by the author of CW skimmer. It uses Bayesian statistics to predict what was sent when a letter is not 100% sure (the letter will be red).

Lisa, Oh boy those rabbit ear antennas. Brought back memories of wrapping foil on them too. Thanks! ?73, Steve

Lol, your description kinda reminds me of when I was very young watching my father adopt very strange postures while holding a set of rabbit ears so we could watch a tv show. Ahh.. good

Charles, I face South and never have a problem. Good one! ?73, Steve

Lisa has a good point we use them to help train people and are normally going from point to point most of the time which means you have to be communicating with a person you know on the wpm and same

Mine blinks sometimes, sometimes it doesn’t, even when it does it stops blinking and goes solid long before the battery is topped off. [email protected]> wrote:

Richard I used the Icom 7100 as the radio selection and whatever port you have for your cat and sound card basically same settings as WSJTX if you have that working. There are some good YouTube

I’ve yet to see a decoder worth a darn, the one in my FTDX-10 included. Unless you are in a high signal to noise ratio with no qsb environment… AND you have the speed of the decoder matched