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Radio Receivers Talk

Posted on August 14, 2015

Hi Guys:

lets talk about various radio receivers to help are listeners pick up are part 15 station up better on various frequency we transmit on and also let are listeners what to purchase.

And also let manafactures know how to build better radios for the part 15 and ham operators.

There are so many different manafacture and models out there,Who is really good ?,And i know we can’t talk about all of them do to there is to many of them.

1) Frequency coverage.

2) Sensitivity.

3) Features / Functions

4) Prices.

 

1) Frequency Coverage: I see is that all radio should have standard full band coverage band     and NOT missing frequency range.( 100khz to 30Mhz or up to 500Mhz) let the operator         choose what he wants. 

2) Sensitivity: Make it very sensitive and equal to all bands.                                               NOTE: If use for camping purpose.

3) Features / Functions: Rf gain adjustment for all bands, DB signal meter, SN signal meter       ( signal to noise ) and a analog style meter for s signal up to a 60 db level and make           meter so they function smooth NOT jurkey. Am antenna should be very sensitive to dx         station a rotating unit on top of radio, Also i notice that radio should be complete with         am,am stereo,fm,fm stereo LSB,USB. Make radio have dual speakers as well, Make unit         have crank up power, solar power, battery power so if you go camping, Make LW & SW       To receive c-quam stereo signal.Jack ports for outdoor antenna hookup for all bands.           Need to have a digital noise cancelling control feature as well. Use digital control instead     of old analog control due to dirt. Make unit to be more weather resistance as well.

4) Prices: I also notice when manafuctures do a small upgrade on radios they charge you        and arm and a leg and most of the time the upgrade did more harm then good on the radio    and by the time you find out about the radio issue it’s to late except try to sell it.

   The way things are they can make a very nice radio for it’s cost and sell to the consumer    for a very reasonable price and not kill the consumer do to the manafacture people are        consumer as well.

   Here are some old analog great radios !

   I own a General Electric 3-5280B great radio, still have it.

   General Electric superturner radio II 7-2885F is a great radio.

   It would be nice if these GE radio 3-5280B & 7-2885F where am & fm stereo both have        great audio quality !!!!!!

   National panasonic DR-49 is a great radio,still have. I saw it out beat the grundig                S450DLX.

   Nova tech Radio still have, Good radio.

   I also have technics as well good radio, still have 3 units.

   Here are some radio we should talk about 

   Fisher, General Electric, Grundig (eton ) Jvc, Kenwood,  National Panasonic, Onkyo,              Panasonic, Radio Shack, Sangean ATS-909X, Sony, Tecsun PL 660, PL 880, S-2000,            Technics, Others.

   Radio i want to purchase, How you guys like these units !

   I’m looking at getting the Tecsun PL-880 And the S-2000 what do you think of these          radios.

   Radio issues i had :

   When i purchased the Grundig S450DLX field radio i was having some noise in the controls    due to dirt so i took it apart and this is what i found wrong with mine it’s had solder ball        splashes on board as well as white residue on board as well as flux residue, board was          sprayed with a comformal coating with this issue in place, also found alot of slop in both      of the control switches setting due to the set up and can’t tighten up with out                  modification. The volume,bass,treble,rf control can get dirty easy mine did.                        The tunning dial is the only control that’s sealed,But they should use felt to use between      the dial and housing, Plus the dial tunning is stiff. Field radio is not sealed for weather          not good.

 

   I found out that the Grundig G8 traveller II radio has a good db meter that FCC like on it      to use to test your am signal out.

 

  This is allot to take in but is a good subject to talk about and i could not find anywhere on   this site where it was talked about unless i missed it.

  Station 8

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