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Xiegu G90 HF Radio Transceiver 20W SSB/CW/AM/FM SDR Structure with Built-in Auto Antenna Tuner

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Features

  • Detachable Display Unit - The display unit and the radio body can be separated. This allows you to place the head remotely.
  • Wide Range Auto Antenna Tuner - Unlike other QRP radios, the G90 has a wide-range internal automatic antenna tuner so you can load up your favorite field antenna! The G90 also comes with a built-in mediumwave (AM broadcast) high-pass filter.
  • Beautiful Color LCD Screen - All vital operating information is clearly visible in daylight conditions. 48KHZ wide spectrum display with waterfall gives you excellent awareness of the signal conditions around you.
  • Easy to Use - You can use the Quick Mode button to turn on or off various functions. Instead of setting up different functions in the menu, you can directly adjust them by pressing corresponding function keys.
  • We provide a 18 months warranty on Xiegu G90. As usual, if you modify the radio's hardware, the warranty is void. [Latest Firmware Version] - Firmware V1.8 is available on Radioddity official.

Brand: Xiegu


Color: black


Number of Channels: 20


Special Feature: Portable


Frequency Range: 1.8 to 30 MHz


Tuner Technology: SSB, CW, AM, FM


Voltage: 16.5 Volts


Product Dimensions: 1.77"D x 4.72"W x 8.26"H


Included Components: 1 x Xiegu G90 Transceiver, 1 x Multi-function Microphone, 1 x Firmware Cable, 1 x Power Cable, 1 x DB-9 Remote head cable, 1 x Operation Manual, 1 x Warranty Card, 1 x Certificate, 2 x Fixed Stud, 1 x Hexagon Screwdriver, 4 x Front and rear extension handles See more


Compatible Devices: Any device capable of operating within the specified modes and frequencies


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.77 x 4.72 x 8.26 inches; 4.34 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ G90


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 23, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Xiegu


Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 268 ratings


Item Weight: ‎4.33 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎1.77 x 4.72 x 8.26 inches


Item model number: ‎G90


Display Type: ‎LCD


Date First Available: February 23, 2021


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    • Affordable HF Transceiver for Mobile Operation
I recently installed the Xiegu G90 transceiver in my pickup truck, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. Here’s a rundown of my experience so far: Installation and Setup: Mounting the G90 in my truck was straightforward. The unit is compact, and it fits nicely in my mobile setup without taking up too much space. Performance: The transceiver performs exceptionally well. I’ve received excellent audio reports from other operators, with many commenting on the clarity and quality of my signal. The 20-watt output is more than sufficient for mobile use, and the built-in automatic antenna tuner does a fantastic job of matching the antenna for optimal performance. User Interface: The color display is bright and easy to read, even in direct sunlight. Navigating the menus is intuitive, and the various buttons and knobs are responsive and well-placed. The spectrum display and waterfall are particularly useful for spotting signals and avoiding interference. Durability: So far, the G90 has held up well against the bumps and vibrations of mobile operation. It seems to be a robust piece of equipment, which gives me confidence that it will last a long time in the mobile environment. Features: I’m impressed by the range of features packed into this small unit. The CW decoder and digital modes capability are a huge plus. The noise reduction and notch filter work effectively to clean up signals, making for a pleasant listening experience even in noisy conditions. Conclusion: The Xiegu G90 has exceeded my expectations as a mobile transceiver. Its excellent audio reports, durable construction, and user-friendly interface make it a top choice for anyone looking to operate HF bands from their vehicle. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024 by Todd Wagner (K7MAT)
    • Great portable hf rig, as log as you know what you are getting into
The Xiegu g90 boasts a rather retro-modern, barebones appeal with a few very notable functions. The g90 has a small screen; puts out 20w full power; is highly menu-driven; and has been shown to have some manufacturing inconsistencies. Despite these 'shortcomings', the Xiegu g90 shines as the perfect POTA and beach rig. Typically speaking, my traveling set up was cumbersome and included a manual antenna tuner. Now, with the g90, it's the radio, small LifePo 12v 8a battery (size of a box or crayons); and an antenna (or 2). The antenna tuner has been said to have the ability to tune: a wet noodle, a folding chair, a screen door, the gutters on your house, (etc.. this list isn't exhaustive!). Very funny, but I can attest to the truth in the jokes. The g90 seems to tune just about any wire I throw at it. It likes a BalUn/UnUn but doesn't need it in most cases- without one the tune is about 3-5 seconds longer. Pretty amazing. Along with the tuner there is an onboard antenna analyzer. This combination is what gives this hf rig far more value than other rigs on the market. Highly responsive/selective VFO, easy data connectivity on both tablet and laptop, incredibly clear and loud sound, filters are awesome and firmware keeps getting better. With 20w, you can make it around the world. With the solar cycle peak, 10m is global all day and soon to be all night. SSB can be tough in some cases, especially if you are attempting to break a pileup. CW, FT8, RTTY, and just about any digital mode you can throw at it work amazingly. The option to upgrade to a 100w amplifier is an option, albeit a rather expensive one (a bit more than the cost of the radio itself). The number one question about this radio is, "Should this be my first HF rig?". My answer is mostly 'no'. If this were my first rig I would have likely gotten frustrated. When the ink was still drying on my General ticket, I was not equipped for anything other than SSB. CW, FT8, and other modes were just terms in my exam prep book. 20w is plenty in the CORRECT circumstances but not in most. If you are coming into the HF game with some fluency in digital modes/CW then this might be the perfect rig. Otherwise, grab an IC-7300 and really learn everything inside of the range of 1-100w. Once you master the 7300, the g90 will make far more sense and its purpose a bit more clear. Turning your 7300 down to 20w will also give you a pretty good idea of what the g90 can do at full power. Now onto a rather important detail that I eluded to earlier on- the manufacturing inconsistencies. It isn't my assumption or based on reading Reddit rumors- the first radio that I was sent had a few glaring issues. First thing I noticed was the antenna tuner sounded 'clunky' and it was taking much longer than what I had been watching in review videos. In this case I wasn't tuning a 'wet noodle' but a near fully band-resonant antenna. The tuner was also sending out an ~8w carrier signal when the spec sheet from Radioddity says ~2-4w. The second issue was that there was a loud popping noise at every turn of a dial. We all know what it sounds like when a rig changes bands or goes in and out of Tx frequencies. These are relay clicks and normal sounds. What I was getting was an audible speaker pop- VFO, volume knob, filter buttons- all caused a pop. Thirdly, the radio had severe swings in Tx power and after many attempts to adjust mic gain, output power, data lines, I decided it was time to go back as I was closely approaching Amazon's 30 days at 28days in. The fourth and final issue I didn't even realize was an issue until I got my replacement unit- the handheld microphone didn't light up green; the new one does as soon as the rig powers on. A word to the wise: Amazon's new return policy on expensive items can be a big deterrent- this may be my last $200+ purchase on Amazon. After packaging and returning my original (defective) unit and bringing it to UPS, I began to track my return. I reached out to customer support for an ETA on the refund so that I could repurchase the item. I was told that I would have to wait 30 days for my refund. I hand't heard of this but upon further research, it checks out. In the past I can personally attest to this not being the case, so I am not entirely sure of what happened between my last big purchase and now, but something has. My refund luckily did arrive before the full 30 days. However, if you are looking to drop off your new defective "whatever" at UPS and go home to reorder a new one, you might be rather disappointed in the lack of instant gratification. In my case, Radioddity was running a 10% off sale and I was nervous I would have to eat the extra $45.00 on round 2. Luckily, I was able to make it in before the sale ended. If perhaps you are looking at a new TV, for example, it may be wise to use Walmart or another big box retailer. In those cases, if there is an issue, you have the physical returns counter (even for online purchases) with an instant refund. Despite my defective unit. Despite some of the obvious shortcomings of a 20w rig. Despite Amazon holding cash hostage for a month. I fully endorse this radio as an addition to your shack. Grab an apache case from Harbor Freight, a small LifePo battery and a speaker wire dipole and you are on the air just about anywhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by M. Bovi
    • This little radio is amazing!
I love the G-90, it does not have quite the flash of many radios twice the price but is amazing! It is built like a tank for starters the user interface is simple and rugged, the screen is small but amazingly crisp and beautiful with all the important information you need! Al the primary controls are right there to adjust while on the air! The antenna tuner is the beast I have ever seen and I own two tuners that cost almost as much as this radio, and lets not forget the analyzer, it does what my RIg expert does and that was almost three hundred dollars. The audio is very loud you will probably never have it full and the sound quality is fantastic! To put it into perspective I ordered the X6100 because of my experience with the G90, the X 6100 broke literally the day I received it see my review on it! My fist day with the G90 I heard a Boeing 737 at 28,000 feet over the baha straights California, I am in north Alabama! I quickly rushed outside and through a resonant 20 meter vertical antenna up connected the G90 on a battery tuned to the 10 meter band and on the third attempt made contact, my first aero-nautical mobile contact! This little radio got it done on twenty watts! It may not have the form factor of an IC-705 or X6100 but it's small enough, tough enough and capable enough to be a base station radio or field radio! I am glad I bought this radio first because it is a diamond in the rough, it can do what my Yaesu FT-891 can't and that's tune a fence! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024 by Joseph powell
    • Great portable Ham radio regardless of Ham experience level!
My first Ham radio and it really does have a lot of very nice features that are easy to access and use with confidence. Features like auto antenna tuning, auto Morse code decoding and SWR meter. And the size and weight make it very portable without the need for a large power supply! Great features at a reasonable price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024 by John B.
    • Great transceiver!
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Love this radio. Have it hooked to a dipole antenna along the fence (HOAs) and it gets everyone. The manual is not up to the lastest firmware and some functions don't work. The antenna tuner is awesome even though I have a resonate dipole.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024 by Julian S Julian S

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