WinRadio ?

That's an Icom R7000 not 700 and it does not cover HF. 25 Mhz to 2 GHz. TAH is also on 8431.


Check it on this online receiver

Wide-band WebSDR in Enschede, the Netherlands


A lot of broadcasters have disappeared off HF but China is there in force. As it happens Icom have just announced a new top of the range receiver in Japan. Google Icom R8600.
 
dxhound2003 said:
That's an Icom R7000 not 700 and it does not cover HF. 25 Mhz to 2 GHz. TAH is also on 8431.
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It covers the vast majority of bands used for high altitude/space communication, I posted it as you often get a bargain if there is a typo that is not corrected before end of auction.

The TAH broadcast is on a number of bands, including (from memory) the 4MHz maritime band
 
Someone got a good bargain there, if it is in good condition. I have the R7000, away in storage at the moment. They are built like a battleship. I also have the Win Radio receiver, again not in use. If I was going to go the PCI card receiver route again, I would get an outboard USB version, much more flexible as regards location.

My main HF receiver is a JRC NRD525. I might treat myself to one of the new Icoms if it is anyway reasonably priced.
 
dxhound2003 said:
Someone got a good bargain there, if it is in good condition. I have the R7000, away in storage at the moment. They are built like a battleship. I also have the Win Radio receiver, again not in use. If I was going to go the PCI card receiver route again, I would get an outboard USB version, much more flexible as regards location.

My main HF receiver is a JRC NRD525. I might treat myself to one of the new Icoms if it is anyway reasonably priced.
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The two I mentioned earlier from auctions

Icom 725 - needs a repair if I ever decide to transmit, and a Yuasu FT101 (E) which replaced a Lafayette HA800 for my evenings entertainment.

This dealer appears to have the 'Z' version up for grabs, untested though.

CLASSIC YAESU FT-101Z TRANSCEIVER
 
Hidden Morse Code signal on Tubular bells ... 16.1khz GBR
Watch the whole clip to the end ..
;)
 
Vipersan said:
Hidden Morse Code signal on Tubular bells ... 16.1khz GBR
Watch the whole clip to the end ..

;)
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...and I though t that I was a sad person. It's good to know I'm not alone.
Try the same thing with Brothers in Arms and you should find the 15625Hz presumably from a TV monitor

If you're into VLF, this comes on every now and then: SAQ Transmissions – The Alexander association
Christmas Eve may be the next time
.mp3 is tune-up followed by ID and message recorded using Spectrum Lab and a 4" ferrite rod antenna.
 

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Hidden Morse Code signal on Tubular bells ... 16.1khz GBR
Watch the whole clip to the end ..
;)
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Fortunately I only have the LP.

Plenty of other tracks out there with satanic messages or 'easter eggs' within them.

 
Channel Hopper said:
Fortunately I only have the LP.

Plenty of other tracks out there with satanic messages or 'easter eggs' within them.

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Excellent ...Neil was soooo coool dude ..

I can only just top that one ...
..best watched in full screen mode...

 
Vipersan said:
Excellent ...Neil was soooo coool dude ..

I can only just top that one ...
..best watched in full screen mode...
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That's 'Bad', though not as bad as this
 

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That looks a pretty faithful rendition of how he looked towards the end of his life to me.
 
As good a place to put this as any.



 
Just noticed this as the thread got bumped, looks a nice bit of kit that WinRadio.
I did have an SDRPlay which was a cracking bit of kit, can't imagine how much better that WinRadio is.

I've currently got a Yaesu FRG-8800 (With VHF module) on the workbench, seems like it has lots of issues.
Got the PLL circuit working with a new transistor and some adjustments, but the CPU is still locking up occasionally.
 
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