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Any new update for blutooth speaker?

Is this have blutooth?

SSB AND RDS MEANS WHAT SAY

Is it better than xhdata808?

Is it have blutooth speaker ?

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Why sound is not clear .. fm reception is clear or not ??

When I charge the radio by cable, its flashlight stays on. Is this normal?

When I charge the radio by cable, its flashlight stays on. Is this normal?

Pls open your service centre in India

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The manual states press the Display button. There doesn't appear to be a Display Button! There's a Display Time button but it appears to only serve to set the clock. Anyone able to help me on the 'Display' button?

I want this radio but not available on Amazon Flipkart 😢😢😢

"Selectivity" not good. Better luck next time 👍. All the best. ❤

Xdata big fan

Very nice

D-808 is fantastic in receiving broadcast radio stations on all bands including the SSB signals. However, the disaster is it's memory storage system. Really find it hard to fathom that team XHDATA had the audacity to release this radio receiver for commercial sales without even bothering to address this issue. Can XHDATA fix this issue through a firmware update? Cheers! New Delhi

How to delete stored memory from each band...not total delete only selected?

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A very capable true pocket radio, can easily compete with big brothers of any brand.

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Dear Xhdata leaders and engineers: The new D220 model is an excellent radio in its size and performance. Much like the d219 however with its North American 10k spacing improvement, there can be improvements as well to the D220. These radios are desirable for radio enthusiast's and hobbyists in the United States. These are my suggestions: 1. Delete FM2 64- 108 mhz. it is confusing to the American user and is also quite useless. 2. ADD SW1 2,3MHZ- 10 mhz and SW2 10mhz-22 mhz. The chip can support this and the hardware is there, This broad spectrum is vey attractive to the shortwave hobbyist as scanning even unused frequencies available are desirable and will make shortwave easier to use. 3. Delete the fold out stand. It breaks and is useless, only relevant to no headphone listening if at all. 4. Reduce speaker output volume by 30% or make the volume on headphones softer and easier to adjust. Make the potentiometer better ranging for headphone volume. Most radio users are using headphones. make it the main adjustment for volume and the speaker secondary. (but keep speaker) 5. change From "AA" batteries to "AAA" batteries. The radio does not need the amperage if power is reduced to speaker. 6. Move battery compartment and door from a lateral position to a longitude position where the stand is. 9 the stand will be deleted) 7. ADD a longer FM/SW whip antenna. with the batteries size reduced and position changed, this will allow up to a a 100 cm telescoping antenna. This will greatly improve FM and sw reception, and attract buyers. 8 ADD a larger AM Broadcast band ferrite bar antenna in the lowest portion of the radio cabinet. This will be possible with the batteries size reduced and position changed. AM broadcasting 530khz-1710 is widely popular in the united states. As are pocket sized radios that perform well on this band. The d-220 should be on par with the d-219. It is not. the d-219 is a better radio for reception. Fix this. In conclusion, the d-220 is the perfect sized pocket radio for listening and nostalgia. it's performance can be improved with little cost. my improvements will add value and demand for the d220. American consumers will pay $25 USD in retail for a radio such as this. In the United States radios such as the C .Crane, Sangean and now Qodosen dx-286 Are valued $80 - 160 USD. The consumer is demanding great reception in a traditional pocket radio size. You can offer this at a much cheaper price point. Best Regards,

Such a nice video 👍

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The orange one I got had orange dials and switches not black like all the advertisements.

I do like mine. I have plans to get a couple more, so I can send them to a Pastor friend in Africa. 📻🙂❗️

Superb

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Hi, is there any plan to release a next version of D808? I have most of the XHDATA radios and D808 is most complete but it does not have the VM/VF tuning which is there is R108 and D109. Would be really good if you can add this feature if possible as it is difficult to navigate page based memory presets. Also thanks for making such great radios!!

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I really love my XHDATA D-608WB emergency world band radio. I know how to operate it and don't have to refer to the manual. Everything is great in this little stylish radio receiver. Only I wished it's audio/volume level were high in Bluetooth and SD card mode, similar to the volume level when listening in radio mode. Cheers! New Delhi

Very nice and informative

love Xhdata; I have one here, and it's one of the radios I like most for shortwave in SSB. However, I have to say, this radio has a strong problem when there is a high-power AM or FM broadcast very close to the radio; it overloads the frontend of the radio, and the signal mirrors across the entire spectrum. I noticed this in all versions. I think to fix this, maybe adding a sensitivity selector like some Tecsuns have could help.

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