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New photos of the Xiegu G7250 reveal the rear connections on both the detachable control head and the 100-watt RF deck, giving us our clearest look yet at how this split-design HF and 6-meter SDR may actually be installed and operated. In this video, I examine the newly revealed ports, dual antenna connections, cooling system, power input, network-style connection, and several design choices that raise important questions about remote operation, accessories, and production readiness.

The Xiegu G7250 is an upcoming 100-watt HF and 6-meter software-defined radio built around Xiegu’s newer D-Core direct RF-sampling architecture. Preliminary information describes a separate RF unit and 7-inch touchscreen control head, coverage from approximately 0.5 to 30 MHz and 50 to 54 MHz, up to 100 watts on HF, and up to 90 watts on 6 meters. Announced modes include SSB, CW, AM, NFM, and digital operation.

Other preliminary features include adjustable DSP filtering, noise reduction, noise blanking, voice recording, CW message memories, spectrum and waterfall displays, network-based baseband streaming, and a built-in automatic antenna tuner with a stated matching range of 20 to 150 ohms. Xiegu has also advertised a receiver MDS of -138 dBm, a maximum transmit current near 25 amps, and tuning resolution down to 1 Hz. These specifications remain preliminary and may change before production.

The newly published rear-panel photos show the G7250 RF unit with two SO-239 antenna connectors, an Anderson Powerpole-style DC input, a chassis ground, a large cooling fan, a four-pin accessory connector, two RCA-style connectors, a DB9 connector, and an RJ45 network-style jack. The photos also reveal more of the rear of the detachable control head.

The RJ45 jack strengthens Xiegu’s claim that the head and RF deck use Ethernet hardware, but it still does not prove that the connection is IP-routable or compatible with ordinary network switches, routers, VPNs, or internet remote operation. RJ45 is now visually confirmed. Worldwide network control is not.

Several port functions also remain unclear. We do not yet know which connections carry control data, audio, baseband I/Q, accessory signals, keying, or power for the control head. The dual antenna connectors suggest selectable antenna routing, but the available photos do not yet explain how those ports are assigned or switched.

The rear-panel design also looks noticeably prototype-like. The exposed metal chassis, limited labeling, large fan, and mixture of RCA, DB9, four-pin, and RJ45-style connections leave practical questions about installation, cable management, noise, thermal performance, and production fit and finish. The final retail radio may differ from the prototype shown.

A European Xiegu distributor currently lists a preliminary September 30, 2026 release target, but Xiegu has not announced a confirmed worldwide shipping date or final retail price. A full manual, verified dimensions, production specifications, transmitter measurements, spectral-purity testing, duty-cycle results, firmware details, CAT documentation, and independent hands-on reviews are also still missing.

This video covers the newest Xiegu G7250 photos, the rear panel, dual antenna ports, Powerpole input, RJ45 connection, remote-head possibilities, D-Core architecture, preliminary specifications, release-date information, and why the latest images leave me interested, but not entirely convinced.

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