Xiegu have built a reputation on small, portable, do-everything rigs; the G90, the X6100, the X6200. Now it looks like they're going in the completely opposite direction. Radioddity, the largest official Xiegu distributor, has just put up a preview page for the Xiegu G7250, and this one is a proper desktop powerhouse: split-body design, a full 100W out, and a 7-inch touchscreen front end.
Feature: DSP
Based on an original design by M0NKA, this radio kicked off a whole series of Chinese HF rigs, and you could say directly inspired the Icom IC-705!
The UA3REO Wolf transceiver has some impressive specs for an all-band radio. Featuring DDC/DUC technology, it can receive across 0-750MHz with full mode support - an extremely wide range.
The first true “shack in a box” to come out of China. Covering HF, 6m, 2m, and 70cms with lots of modern features such as Bluetooth control, and even DMR (optional) it’s one of the most versatile radios out there.
The Xiegu X5105 is a complete "grab and go" station in a ruggedly-stylish compact enclosure. Fits comfortably in your hand, yet it delivers all the powerhouse features normally reserved for a full-sized HF transceiver. Going on a trip? Leave the accessory bag at home - everything you need is already built in. Just toss up an antenna and you're on the air!
KN990A is an IF DSP technology HF All mode transceiver with 3.5-inch color LCD and real time spectrum display (refresh rate 30 fps). The specifications are similar to KN850, but the operating experience is improved due to the digital IF technology.
RX-888 Mk II
Manufacturer: Unbranded | Categories: HF / SHF / UHF / VHF | Type: PC Accessory / SDR
Wideband, computer controlled SDR receiver with dual antenna inputs.
This is a shortwave QRP SSB/CW transceiver. Ultra-small size makes it easy to carry for outdoor use. It boasts a built-in 4000mAh lithium battery, a 1602N LCD screen, and a built-in speaker. It supports connection to a PC and can be used with FT8, JS8, FT4 and other digital mode software. It also supports automatic CW decoding, right on the radio.