The HamGeek APX-8000 is a highly capable dual band radio that offers many advanced features for the amateur radio operator. With 12W of output power on both VHF and UHF bands, this radio provides excellent range and performance.
Feature: Signal Meter
Radios that have a signal meter. Usually measured in S units which are 6dB, but more recently manufacturers have been using 3dB units.
The SenHaix 8600 is a solidly built handheld radio that aims to be a dependable companion for use on local repeaters or simplex channels.
The Leixen VV-898SP is a mini mobile radio with a built in battery. This compact device packs a punch with its impressive list of features and capabilities. The unusual form factor makes this radio stand out from the crowd.
Are you tired of struggling with programming your amateur radio in the great outdoors? Do you wish you had a more convenient way to stay connected with fellow hams and receive important weather updates? Look no further than the Tidradio TD-H3.
The Baofeng UV-25, a tri-band transmit (and six-band receive) amateur radio with 2800mAh USB-C rechargeable battery pack.
Introducing the new Xiegu X6200, an ultra-portable HF transceiver that employs RF direct sampling architecture, offering full-mode transceiver capabilities for all of HF plus 50MHz (6m band).
PA3GSB Radioberry v2.0
Manufacturer: PA3GSB | Categories: HF / UHF / VHF | Type: PC Accessory / SDR
Introducing the RadioBerry v2.0, a remarkable addition to your Raspberry Pi that transforms it into a fully functional ham radio. This innovative ham radio "hat" is designed for both receiving (RX) and transmitting (TX) modes, making it a versatile tool for amateur radio operators.
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 AnyTone AT-5555N is a 10m mobile radio with a large LCD display that shows the operating frequency and 3 useful meters.
The TBR-119 is a versatile manpack tactical radio designed for transmitting from 1.5MHz to 520MHz using software defined radio technology.