--By Claudio, K1-ZCI I have recently installed a Xiegu VG4 and I am writing this article with the hope that it will help those you who are considering a purchase. First impressions The antenna is well conceived and carefully manufactured, the hardware is top-notch quality - a rare and welcome...

--By E.T. Bryant What I like about the CB-500 Citizen Band radio is its small size. It is easy to place in a car or truck so it will not be seen easily. There is a small compartment under my display console where the radio fits nicely. It comes with...

--By Moleculo I was recently afforded the opportunity to evaluate the Radioddity QT80, advertised as an 80 watt 10 meter all mode mobile radio. After using it for a few months, I'm ready to give my thoughts on this unique rig. When I first contacted Radioddity about the QT80, my...

--By Philip (KA4KOE) Recent developments and other drivers pushed me to purchase a Xiegu G106. This radio has dropped significantly in price recently. I figured, “Why not?!” given the paltry sum Radioddity was asking. I will not delve deeply into the technical aspects of this radio, as others have covered...

--By Ed Durrant DD5LP This document does not describe the installation of the Xiegu WR12 add-on to your X6200 – please see the other guide from Radioddity for that. I will not be describing QO-100 in this article either, suffice to say it is the only current amateur radio geo-stationary...

--By Robert Gulley K4PKM The Choyong LC90 is, to my knowledge, the first of its kind: a portable Wi-Fi/4G/E-SIM FM/LW/MW/ SW/SSB radio. Or, to put it in simpler terms, a radio that can connect to wireless internet or to a hotspot, such as one created by your phone, as well...

-- by Robert Gulley K4PKM The Raddy RE40 is another portable shortwave radio offering from Radioddity, but with a twist – it is intended to be an emergency radio first, and a listening-for-pleasure radio second. In this review I will cover the emergency options incorporated into the unit, as well...

--by E.T. Bryant I was skeptical about what a 5-watt radio could do in making contacts. But I have made some great contacts with the Xiegu G106. I will jump right in with what I like about the radio. I do like its small size because it could easily fit...