--By Thomas Witherspoon If you’re following the new Xiegu X6200 closely, you might recall that I took a prototype version of the radio out two weeks ago for a POTA activation. Propagation was so challenging–as in, a complete radio blackout in North America due to an X-Class flare–it took about...

We are proud to present you a firmware update for your RADDY RF919. In general new firmware may be required in order to correct known bugs or to even add new features. So let´s check what is new with the latest firmware. Firmware Version 1.706 Firmware changes: · In normal...

Imagine this: you're at home with your Radioddity HF radio, and suddenly, you're chatting with someone across the globe! HF radio has this incredible power to connect us over vast distances, transcending geographical boundaries. But here's the catch: HF radio relies on the Earth's atmosphere for signal propagation, specifically a...

-- by Ben Sangster VK3TBS I recently got my hands on a new Baofeng UV-17R Plus Series radio. It didn’t take long at all to arrive and was not expensive at all. People these days pay more for a UHF CB radio than a radio that does all this can...

Non ham radio customers often asked for a DMR radio capable for securing their DMR traffic using AES256 encryption. Our GD-AT10G does that out of the box already from its initial release, but that had been the only one until today. From today on that has changed as we just...

In the evolving world of radio communication, RF (Radio Frequency) technology remains at the core, facilitating seamless data transmission across long distances. Among the various innovations, RF Direct Sampling has emerged as a pivotal shift in radio receiver design, offering a fresh perspective on signal processing. This blog gives an...

Introduction to Field Day: A Radio Enthusiast's Highlight As June wanes and the air buzzes with the anticipation of summer, radio enthusiasts across America gear up for an event that is both a test of skill and a celebration of community: Field Day. This annual event, traditionally held on the...

--By Ed DD5LP When I saw the Radioddity coffee cup mount (RH1) – I thought, what a great idea – a way to hold a radio steady in a car without having to drill holes in your car to attach a mount. The base of this mount sits in the...