What I really like in these videos is that you can only find intelligent people enjoying their radios, not only collecting them, even really using them, getting every feature into play, analizing their technologies, measuring their performance, and making together a valuable community. Long life radio. Thanks for such contents. Greetings.
I have a Tecsun Pll 880 and a Grundig G5 both are great radios 📻 when used with a portable antenna they just get better. It's amazing how plugging in a skinny little 20foot wire can make such a huge difference in reception 👏 on medium wave I use a tunable passive loop to enhance the reception.
Thanks, that's turned me off radio's forever and I grew up with them. Yours is not the only video that failed to explain frequencies to an idiot like me, loads of similar videos didn't either.
Very informative videos. I see You use the PL 680 for explaining tuning. I own the PL600 which i feel is a good radio. Is it worth it to buy the PL 680 ?
Not all radios have that feature and it isn't really a absolute necessity to have but it is a handy thing to have sometimes. Check to see if your radio has a bandwidth setting, sometimes you can narrow the bandwidth an tune just slightly off frequency to one side or the other of the signal and that acts like a poor person's sideband which you can use to null out some interference or competing signals from other stations. a tunable passive loop antenna is a good investment it helps to reduce interference and bring in weak signals.
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What I really like in these videos is that you can only find intelligent people enjoying their radios, not only collecting them, even really using them, getting every feature into play, analizing their technologies, measuring their performance, and making together a valuable community. Long life radio. Thanks for such contents. Greetings.
I received a PL-680 Tecson as a gift. Been Dxing all over the short & long waves! Your videos are helpful!
I have a Tecsun Pll 880 and a Grundig G5 both are great radios 📻 when used with a portable antenna they just get better. It's amazing how plugging in a skinny little 20foot wire can make such a huge difference in reception 👏 on medium wave I use a tunable passive loop to enhance the reception.
Very helpful tips for more enjoyment of shortwave listening.
Thanks, that's turned me off radio's forever and I grew up with them. Yours is not the only video that failed to explain frequencies to an idiot like me, loads of similar videos didn't either.
Yeah, I use the same kind of tunning with an Akai APW20, great videos, thanks!
One problem with radios nowadays is the muting between tuning. I love my skywave ssb but I have to tune much slower than in this video.
Very informative videos. I see You use the PL 680 for explaining tuning. I own the PL600 which i feel is a good radio. Is it worth it to buy the PL 680 ?
Have you done any videos regarding numbers stations??
Hi can't see you antenna plugged in anywhere what was you using on this. Thanks Shane uk
At 3:44 he mentions 'only using telescopic', ie the standard telescopic aerial that's part of the radio.
There’s no ssb button on my radio
Not all radios have that feature and it isn't really a absolute necessity to have but it is a handy thing to have sometimes. Check to see if your radio has a bandwidth setting, sometimes you can narrow the bandwidth an tune just slightly off frequency to one side or the other of the signal and that acts like a poor person's sideband which you can use to null out some interference or competing signals from other stations. a tunable passive loop antenna is a good investment it helps to reduce interference and bring in weak signals.
I sold my Tecsun PL-660 and keep the Sangean ATS-909x