HOW DO YOU TUNE THIS? Software Defined Radio SDR Radio Receiver FM/AM/LW/MW/SW/AIR-Band DSP

Robbie Strike

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This is a quick video about how to set up your radio to start listening and quickly navigate the functions.

HamGeek DSP-01 is a DSP digital demodulation radio based on SDR architecture. It features a 192kHz wide spectrogram and waterfall display. With 16bit sampling, it is a high dynamic receiver with CW, AM, SSB and FM demodulation functions. The whole machine adopts all-aluminum alloy CNC shell, with a 4.3-inch 800x480 resolution high-brightness IPS LCD display. It also maintains a compact and compact body. Buy one these are affiliate likes that will give me a small commission no charge to you. Helps with channel costs. Ebay https://ebay.us/BMmlXs

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Immediately take it to the outdoors, enjoy the natural scenery and the fun of the radio anytime, anywhere! Base Parameters:

Display technology: 4.3" IPS 800x 480; DC dimming bright LCD
Control method: resistive touch screen + rotary encoder
Frequency range: 100k~149MHz
Working mode: CW, AM, SSB (LSB/USB), WFM, FM broadcast stereo (requires headphones)
Step frequency: 1Hz/10Hz/100Hz/1kHz/10kHz/100kHz/1MHz/10MHz
Spectral bandwidth: 192kHz, 128kHz, 64kHz, FFT real-time spectrum display
Antenna interface: BNC male connector, input impedance 50Ω, maximum input power -20dBm
Reference crystal: TCXO 26MHz ±0.5ppm
Audio interface: support ordinary 3.5mm earphone and CTIA (American Standard) interface earphone
Speaker power: maximum 3W, 4Ω multimedia speaker
Charging port: USB Type-C, 5.0V/2A
Current consumption: about 250mA at 5V
Battery capacity: 5000mAh/3.7V, 18.5Wh, lithium battery
Usage time: about 10-12 hours, depending on its volume and brightness
Channel saving: Preset 99 channels Chinese station name, station frequency and demodulation mode
Dimensions (without protrusions): 136 x 74 x 22mm/5.4 x 2.9 x 0.9" (LxWxH)
Main unit weight: about 310g/0.7lb 0:00 Intro 0:11 Go though the settings 0:20 How to tune the frequency with this SDR 2:24 Dealing with the falty nob 3:07 Tuning in CB Radio frequency 4:01 Outro