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--By Gianluca Perrone(IW7EBB) Dear friends, I am Gianluca (IW7EBB), and I have been a radio amateur for over 25 years. Radioddity, a leading company in the radio communications sector, gave me the opportunity to test their new CB-5000 CB radio, and I must say I am absolutely thrilled with it....
--By Robert Gulley K4PKM The tinySA Ultra is an upgraded version of the tinySA which came out a number of years ago [see "TSM Reviews: tinySA Spectrum Analyzer" by Bob Grove W8JHD in the January 2021 issue of TSM]. As the "SA" implies, this is primarily a spectrum analyzer,...
--By Moleculo General Behavior and Everyday Use The Radioddy GS-10B Pro is one of those radios that tries to cover a lot of territory. It’s a VHF/UHF handheld, but it also dips into HF, AM broadcast, shortwave, airband, and general wideband receive. It’s Radioddity’s attempt at making a “do everything”...
Beyond Traditional Radios: The Software Is the New Radio Network Imagine carrying a radio that can connect you from a local team channel to a worldwide amateur radio community, then switch to GPS-based location sharing — all without installing complex repeater systems or investing in multiple specialized radios. This is...
--By Danny Davis TL;DR: The Xiegu G90 gets hot in use, and Xiegu itself says overheating during long sessions is normal. The Radioddity G90-H1 is a bolt-on stand with a temperature-controlled cooling fan built to address exactly that. Installation is simple: side brackets bolt on with included Allen hardware, a...
--By Danny Davis TL;DR: I took a brand new Xiegu G90 to Field Day, opened it for the first time on camera, and had it making contacts the same day. The G90 is a 20 watt HF transceiver covering 160 through 10 meters with a built-in wide-range automatic antenna tuner,...
--By Ed Durrant DD5LP When operating the Radioddity HF-010 “Static mobile” or “Portable-Parked” (do not have this antenna roof-mounted when the car is in motion), the setup process differs from that described in the handbook for use of this antenna with its supplied tripod / ground-stake / radials configuration. Due...
--By Moleculo Push‑to‑Talk over Cellular (POC) radios occupy a strange middle ground in the communications world. They’re not traditional RF radios, and they’re not smartphones — but they borrow elements from both. Most POC systems are built for enterprise fleets and require dealer provisioning, recurring service fees, and management portals...