Xiegu X6100 Disassembly
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- Hey everyone! Long time no video. I missed you guys but have been traveling to Hamfests and dealing with work.
I am finally back making more videos and decided to make one for disassembling the Xiegu x6100 QRP radio to fix a friends broken DC power jack.
If you have any questions please put them in the comments. Will be making a follow up video on how to replace the DC jack shortly.
73, Matt N3VAN - Věda a technologie
Thanx Matt, for the 'tear down'. Interesting to see the inside/s. Looks well constructed.
It really amazes me how tiny and fully functional radios have become over the years!
Of course, as soon as I got mine, the 6200 was realeased and the price of the 6100 dropped...oh well! 😂
Cheers! 👍
man these are really cool. i wish i had the cash to get one. great video too. i enjoyed watching.
Another good one!
Of course I found this video as I was reassembling mine after resoldering the DC plug. Anyone watching planning to disassemble one, don't worry about the ball bearings, you don't need to take the legs off at all to take it apart, they come off along with the side panels, so it's quicker and easier to leave them alone entirely and not even risk it.
Hello; The handle here is Leo Thanks for the video. Waiting for my x6100 to come in .Please keep up the good work..73 Leo
Thank you Leo. You will enjoy your new x6100. It is a great radio with a lot of features. Will keep making more videos on it. 73 Matt N3VAN
Fun
Interesting
Gratvvudeo. I would like to replace the crappy cheapo speaker on my x6100 for a better one
My speaker jack fell off inside the unit when I was trying to do a Sota so was a wasted hike in the winter and can't hear anything on internal speaker or anything.
Do you know where I can find a replacement jack for the speaker to replace?
Assuming I need to open and solder a new one on...
Thanks
tnx Matt, that was really helpful. Do you have any experience or hint on adding thermal paste to the PA transistor? vy73/55, Tom (DL1HBT)
Yes I do. Done so on an older Icom 706MKIIG that I own.
tnx! 73! de R6FX