Digirig Mobile - Integrated Digital Modes Interface for Amateur Radio (Rev 1.9)

This is an incredibly neat solution to getting 'older' radios connected to the PC. It provides both Rig Control and Audio interfaces. By default it's configured for 3.3v logic level for the rig control, but can be re-wired for RS232 levels. Supports most radios I can think of. You will need to use a soldering iron to reconfigure some of the options but the website is very supportive and videos exist of how to do this, and besides, if you're buying this you should know how to use a soldering iron. I made my own cables (For Icom IC-7000) and it all just worked as it was supposed to. Use it mostly with WSJT-X. Uses CP210 drivers which all the modern radios use by default anyway so no compatibility issues. Tim G6GEI

Fantastic, small in size, easy to carry, converts information from the pc to the radio and vice versa. The unit needs the correct leads for the radio to control the cat (computer aided transceiver) and audio in/out. I use it portable for ft8 and ft4 with a yaesu ft-857d and an ft-817. I Couldn't Recommend it Enough

More or less "plug and play" with the Yaesu FTM6000. Still experimenting but it does work as a digital interface. I bought the Digirig lead to go with it. Pleased with this purchase.

Fantastic setup for FT8 FT4 with my Xiegu G90

Worked well with my ft891

Somewhat confusing as to what configuration works with what, eventually worked out that this needed a little extra work to cut a trace and short two pads with a jumper to function right with my Yaesu FT450-D. Once working, works great both with windows and Linux for FT8 and WSPR digital modes. Easy to overdrive the audio. Would be 5* if the wiki instructions were a bit clearer.

The Digirig does exactly what is says on the tin. It is a lot easier than using the CE-19 with the Xiegu G90. There's not so many cables trailing so it is a lot tidier. Once I had downloaded the correct driver for it I was all set.

Great product .

Easy to adjust/modify for use with the IC-706MkIIG on FT8 and JS8 Call. Purchased to cables to make it easier to connect to the computer. Small footprint, and minimal wires, help keep the radio desk clear

I needed a way to connect my hp laptop to my Yaesu FT-818 transceiver so that I could do digital radio. I purchased a Digirig unit along with a cable to connect it to my FT-818. I connected it all altogether and after some software setup it worked just fine. I am using it with WSJT-X and Fldigi. They both work well with Digirig. I also purchased the cable to connect it to a BAOFENG 5RX handheld radio. That also worked but the FT-818 is a much better radio so I normally use it. The main problem with the BAOFENG is that the receiver seems to get overloaded if connected to good outdoor antenna and does not receive well. Digirig also provides an output to program the radio and a cable is provided to do this. This also worked and provides a additional useful function. I highly recommend Digirig as a digital interface between a computer and a radio. It is a very nice and easy way to do digital radio using a very small well-designed unit.

What a little small device 🤣💀 damn , it have a format of a garlic part look like lolz

Très bien !

Nach ersten Tests hab ich den Kauf nicht bereut, einzig der sogenannte Morsetrainer ist ein Witz, er piept, mehr nicht. Antennenanpassung klappt problemlos, das Gerät ist klein, Handlich und macht was es soll.