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Category Archives: Made in Italy
TitanSDR
The Enablia TitanSDR is a multi-channel HF receiver with parallel demodulation, recording and analysis of up to 40 simultaneous HF simultaneous emissions. According to Enablia, the TitanSDR is designed for homeland security and foreign intelligence (SIGINT and COMINT), military communications, … Continue reading
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Tagged Enablia, Enablia TitanSDR, SDR, Software-Defined Radio, TitanSDR
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FDM-S2
The Elad FDM-S2 is the latest software defined radio receiver from the Italian manufacturer, Elad. The FDM-S2 is a direct sampling receiver based on 122.88MHz, 16bit single channel ADC converter covering HF 6m and offering the possibility to exploit the … Continue reading
Posted in Elad, Made in Italy, Software-Defined Radios (SDR)
Tagged Elad, Elad FDM-S2, FDM-S2, SDR, Software-Defined Radio, Software-Defined Radios
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ELAD FDM-S1
The ELAD FDM-S1 is one of the first software defined radios to hit the market in 2012. According to the FDM-S1 retailer, WoodBoxRadio, units should start shipping in March 2012. Though very little is known about this receiver, the specifications … Continue reading
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Tagged Elad, Elad FDM-S1, ELAD FDM-S1 Updates, FDM-S1, SDR, Software-Defined Radio, Software-Defined Radios
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Shortwave Radio Index now has tags for country of origin
Several readers have written to ask where various shortwave radios are manufactured, and if there are models that are manufactured outside of China. By and large–with the exception of one Sony model–shortwave portables are manufactured in China, with a few possibly … Continue reading
Posted in Made in Australia, Made in Germany, Made in Italy, Made In Japan, Made in USA, Updates
Tagged Shortwave Radios Country of Origin, Shortwave Radios Made in Australia, Shortwave Radios Made in Europe, Shortwave Radios Made in Germany, Shortwave Radios MAde in Italy, Shortwave Radios Made in Japan, Shortwave Radios Made in USA, Where are shortwave radios made?, Where are shortwave radios manufactured?
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Microtelecom Perseus
The Microtelecom Perseus is a software defined VLF-LF-MF-HF receiver based on a direct sampling digital architecture. The Perseus is a robust, powerful receiver and it’s performance (with a good antenna) is on par with high end professional receivers. Specs: Please … Continue reading