I just enjoy a waterfall display so my lan iq took over hf duties Fortunately last year i found the perfect portable, i purchased a belka dx directly from alex over in belarus Sold my r8600 last month
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Was a great receiver too
But enjoy sitting in my recliner while scanning the frequencies instead of sitting at a desk
Getting old sucks so might as well be comfortable while enjoying. Also another one that's testing an antenna with the belka against the cc radio 2e, with a surprising correction of the mw rating for the belka) the latest (2023) are all about the v3 here Thanks for all the good words about belka I would be glad to answer any of your questions about it
Hello, i would like to ask, what is maximum bandwith on iq output for possible processing signal in soundcard for panadapter or iq recordings. It will work with a preamp though, or maybe with this suggestion from the belka manual: Although i am new to this, i can see that i will soon get the itch for another radio Which currently available portables are the best for shortwave reception?
The qodesen looks like a fine product, but to me ssb is a requirement
Never got around to buying a belka, mostly because i have so many other radios, but i've heard or read anything bad about it Hopefully, it will become available again soon It would also be nice to see a malihite type. Georges’ short review and tests many thanks to swling post contributor, georges ringotte (f6dfz), who writes
I need to know whether the radio receivers that are highly sensitive, like having sensitivity less than 0.0224 micro volts for am reception, encounter less fading than the others with less sensitivity Which specification of a radio receiver is responsible for mitigating fading? Looking for suggestions for a portable shortwave radio with usb & lsb
