因为通勤的原因，我计划入一台X6100。大家有没有拥有这台设备或者使用过的，感觉怎么样？一般搭配什么天馈？

这个机器优缺点都很明显。优点是便宜，频谱，内置声卡和天调。缺点是灵敏度低（为了减少串广播），以及一切QRP电台的缺点。我用了一年多，基本都是FT8和CW通联，SSB基本加起来不超过5个QSO。天馈看你的需求了，有条件的话肯定联系全尺寸的，如果是便携加感的话，那就真的是QRP中P了

作为现任X6100的机主我来说几句。我的x6100购于2023年初使用至今，它帮我满足了设台十八个月升级考证，这个也算它功劳之一吧！我当时购买协谷全家桶，配了xpa125B协谷功放。我QSO基本选择户外野架，最早选择的GP天线，后面使用端馈，水平偶极，再后面使用的全尺寸正V，最后上了YAGI，所以我没有体会到QRP喊不通的问题。经常在武汉用x6100在高波段5瓦功率通联新疆和东三省还有周边国家友台。来说说缺点首选是喇叭音质太差后期我配置外接喇叭暂时解决此问题。再就是发热量比较大，长时间守听都会导致机器温度过高需要配置一个小风扇降温。第三，机内自激干扰无法解决。可能受限于技术或者是机器体积导致的，在某些特定频率即使不插天线也会在频谱上看到“幽灵信号”设定到幽灵信号频率机器会发出啸叫的声音。厂家给命名为“叫点”这个问题厂家无法解决。这个问题比较恶心人以外，对正常QSO倒是没有影响。总之就这个价位，功能协谷是给齐了比较有性价比。把它作为备用机，2号机绝对是一个非常棒的选择。如果你只想购买一台设备那还是请三思。除非你也配上XPA125B。

新B，没用过和接触过其他短波机，四月末拿证后第一次发射，在室内使用协谷X6100通过窗户伸出去的自制GP天线、自制馈线发射，SSB模式通联到一千二百多公里外的资深友台，再次感谢这位大佬的耐心，根据我的发射条件大佬称我为QRP中P。五一期间在农村环境下使用自制端馈天线通联，实际通联能力没有明显提高，大多数是听得到喊不到，应了众多大佬的警告。但对于短波通联来说毕竟复杂因素比较多，我就随缘通联了，基本一天1、2个SSB的样子。设B台前也查了不少资料，基本上有两种观点：有钱买705、没钱攒钱买705，能百瓦机设台就上百瓦机、14.9瓦直接劝退~~我当然很确定大佬们劝新B百瓦机设台是使用14.9瓦发射了，即使守着百瓦不发射也能大大增加对业余无线电通联的信心呢！~~ 我是坚定的合法发射派，且不能确定自己的兴趣能否坚持到拿C证并合法设置百瓦电台，结合经济的角度，目前使用X6100对于我来说是最好的选择，至于跟其他机器比有什么缺点不是我目前关心的问题。另，当时本来定了要买G90N，后来考虑颜值还是买了X6100。没见过高端机器，X6100也算是比较精致了，毕竟才三千多块钱，一部中端手机的价格。供参考吧。

@"BG6RCW"#p65501 长时间守听发热的现象我遇到过一次，当时在使用充电宝加诱骗线供电，机内电池充电功能开启，后来按一位网友说的把充电功能关掉后就仅仅是温热状态了，室内环境温度22度左右。

持续FT8通联，机器直接过热死机，后来加了风扇，解决问题。

Let's talk about the XieGu X6100.

BI3BGM

Due to my commuting needs, I plan to purchase an X6100.
Has anyone else owned or used this device? What are your general thoughts on it? What kind of antennas do you typically pair it with?

ljl6445

The advantages and disadvantages of this radio are quite apparent. The advantages include its low price, wide frequency range, built-in sound card, and ability to operate on various bands. However, the disadvantages include its low sensitivity (to minimize interference), as well as the typical drawbacks associated with all QRP radios.
I have been using it for over a year, and I primarily use it for FT8 and CW communication. The number of SSB QSOs is generally less than 5.
"I've seen what you need, and if possible, I'll definitely contact you about the full-size version. If it's just for portability plus sensing, then it would be QRP with P."

BG6RCW

As the current owner of an X6100, here are a few thoughts: I purchased my X6100 in early 2023 and have been using it ever since. It has helped me achieve my goal of setting up and passing the exam after eighteen months. This is definitely one of its accomplishments! When I bought it, I also purchased the XieGu full-size kit, along with the XPA125B XieGu amplifier. For QSOs, I typically use an outdoor antenna, starting with a GP antenna, then switching to a feedline and finally using a full-sized vertical antenna. This allowed me to communicate effectively without experiencing the QRP limitations. I frequently use my X6100 in Wuhan to make contacts with stations in Xinjiang, Northeast China, and neighboring countries at 5 watts on the high frequency band.
Now, let's discuss the drawbacks. The first is that the speaker quality is very poor. I temporarily solved this problem by adding an external speaker later. Another drawback is that it generates a lot of heat, which can cause the machine to overheat if used for long periods. This requires installing a small fan to cool it down. Finally, the internal self-excitation interference cannot be resolved. This may be due to technical limitations or the size of the machine. Even without an antenna, certain specific frequencies will generate "ghost signals" that can be seen on the spectrum. When the machine is set to these ghost signal frequencies, it emits a howling sound. The manufacturer has been unable to resolve this issue, which is quite annoying. However, it does not affect normal QSO operations.
In conclusion, at this price point, the XieGu offers a good balance of features and value. It's an excellent choice as a backup radio, and a second radio is definitely a great option. However, if you only want to purchase one device, it's best to reconsider. Unless you also have an XPA125B.

Bg2gKg

BG6RCW I have experienced a situation where the device remained warm for an extended period. At the time, I was using a power bank and a coax cable to provide power, with the device's internal battery charging function enabled. However, after turning off the charging function as suggested by one online user, the device only remained at a warm temperature, with the ambient room temperature around 22 degrees Celsius.

Bg2gKg

New license, never used or operated other shortwave radios. First time transmitting after obtaining the license in late April, using a XieGu X6100 indoors with a homemade GP antenna extending through the window and a homemade feedline for transmission. SSB mode successfully connected to a senior friend's station over 120 kilometers away. Once again, thank you for your patience. According to my transmitting conditions, I am considered an "RP" (low power) operator by this expert.

During the May Day holiday, when using a homemade directional antenna for communication in a rural environment, the actual communication capability did not significantly improve. Most of the time, I could hear but not respond, which confirmed many experts' warnings. However, given the complexity of shortwave communication, I simply communicated as needed, typically achieving around 1-2 SSB sessions per day.

B also researched a lot of information, and generally held two viewpoints: either buy the 705 if you can afford it, or save up to buy the 705; if you can already use a 100W device, then go for the 100W; otherwise, the 14.9W device is not recommended.Of course, I'm confident that the experienced users advised new B-class 100W radios to transmit at 14.9W, even if they don't transmit at 100W, it can greatly increase confidence in amateur radio communication!

I am a firm believer in legal ham radio operation, and I'm not sure if my interests will be sustainable enough to achieve the C license and legally operate a 100-watt station. From an economic perspective, using the X6100 is currently the best option for me. Whether it has any disadvantages compared to other machines is not something I am currently concerned about.

Also, I had originally planned to buy the G90N, but after considering aesthetics, I ended up buying the X6100. Since I hadn't seen high-end machines before, the X6100 is quite refined, especially given that it costs only a few thousand yuan, which is comparable to the price of a mid-range smartphone. Just for reference.

BH2VYJ

The FT8 communication continued uninterrupted, but the machine overheated and crashed directly. After adding a fan, the problem was resolved.

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