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You could buy a Tecsun PL-330 for under $80 U$D, and will beat the pants off either of those and it has selectable bandwidths and synchronous detector. It's the "LITTLE RADIO THAT COULD" However I myself do have a Radio Shack DX-300 that I got in 1979 and I'm going to drag it out and try it again, along with my Drake R8. I have another Radio Shack copycat A Uniden CR-2021 DX-400 which is some sort of Sangean Radio.

I want to build the 3 wire version (T3FD). Let's say I use a 1000 ohm termination resistor. There seems to be disagreement about the balun. Can you explain how to choose a balun ratio of 9:1 vs 12:1 vs 16:1?

Make more Videos mate! You're awesome!

I have exactly the same thing branded as viscount. Unfortunately it was beyond repair and I spared it. Still have it if you want anything...

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Can not replace mine, the cable got cut once, i think my daughter did it, but, with access to another iron, i fixed it. Still works today, just cleaned and re-tinned the tip. Even works portable on the Ryobi 36v inverter

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Budgees.

I never knew this!

Well that took me back nearly 40 years. Many nights spent listening to HF transmissions.

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Iv,e had a few of these r1000,s over the years ive been a "ham" Iv,e also had a couple of dx300,s , as a comparison I would say that the dx300 is an excellent receiver for a budget price,although the kenwood has the"edge" over it, I still have an r1000, which I bought just over a year ago now on ebay, mine is in mint condition and for £106.00 including postageit,s a bargain!! they are still out there at reasonable prices and you maybe lucky like me and get a pristine condition one, my r1000 is right up there with my other rx,s being a drake spr4, a yeasu 7700, and a realistic dx394! it also keeps up with the receive on my icom7300, and my icom 756 pro 3 txr,s so if you find one that looks clean, "snap it up!" you won,t be dissapointed, good dx es 73,s M0TJP, Devon...

it's nice to see this vid.....I just bought one of these nice radios from eBay and the knob is slipping on the shaft. Probably need to replace the plastic coupler OR find a metal coupler. Very nice radio

my counter stopped working and now i cant see on what frequency i am, do you have any ideas pls? best regards

my digit counter stopped working and now i cant see on what frequency i am, any ideas how to repair? i only see now a few stripes best regards

For high HF and low VHF, I made a hand-rotatable open (not folded) wideband dipole that in theory has a centre frequency of 35.5 MHz. At 3.5 metres above ground, there are two aluminium rods mounted on a plastic polyethylene kitchen cutting board. Each length is 2.0 metres, for a total 4.0 metre length. A 300/75-ohm balun connects the dipole terminals via a 37 metre length RG6 coax to the shack. The vertical mast is clamped to a steel fence post. This is a tidy compact backyard antenna system that works well for overseas DX from circa 25 to 55 MHz. This receiving system can receive 3300 km 0.1 Watt TX ERP 30.877 MHz Perth, VK6 transmissions via daily F2.

Too bad the video was ruined by shit music when some kind of talk about the project would've been better. Shame.

I just acquired a 2020 off of ebay.. seems to work ok but has a dim display. yours is substantially brighter. Any ideas?

R1000 ...Beautiful and simple ..I won't be parting with mine anytime soon

Nice, all you need is a bit of "bush craft"...

Buenas noches...Ya te seguí...Quiero hacerte una pregunta...Como hago para cuadrar el dial del radio GX300 que no puedo instalar la cuerda...Muchas gracias por su ayuda..🖒

APPRECIATED, YOU DID NOT SWITCH ON THE RADIO, IS IT WORKING OR NOT. REGARDS.

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Do you have a video of how to build this dipole it looks really good.. thank you for sharing

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I think that CB radio has always had big problems with people who use these very large linier amplifiers and power microphones echo chambers roger bleeps etc it's always been like that and nothing gets done about it and Ofcom don't care about the CB or amateur radio bands they just leave us to it basically and let us all get on with the on going problems on CB and amateur radio they are not interested in us anymore and they have far worser things to do and they just turn a blind eye to CB and amateur radio and just let everyone get on with it that's what I have been told by a friend off the radio years ago. Thanks everyone and best 73's cheers. Stephen M3SNV 73's.

Nothing like an AM pile up, great video,a subject I'm trying to learn more about. JA CB.

I brought up Galaxy Pluto to Japan with me and I could hear the pachinko parlors hollering into their PAs

Hi again, on my Brownie (identical to your Belair) on the 3 Trimmer capacitors on the bottom of the radio, the mica sheets have disintegrated, it will receive on MW but not SW. I ordered new mica sheets. Can you advise as to exactly what these trimmers (the ones along the bottom of the radio) the two left ones seem to control SW the one furthest to the right is fiddly but the radio will play MW if I play with it. i have to cut to fit the mica sheets for these tiny Trimmers. Can you advise what the 3 trimmers nearest the tuning capacitor (Air Gap) what they do? Any information is greatly appreciated. I watch this Belair video quite often. Many Thanks -Barry

I rephrase the question better, can you make the same change for the frequency from 30-54 mhz to 68-88 mhz on the realistic pro 2010? Thank you.

Can you make the same change for the realistic pro 2010? thank you.

Circuit seems simple enough, but I'm confused about C2... is it just a bit of coax feeding through the RF shield?

I just found an identical Emerson ATS-803A on Facebook marketplace for $30 Canadian.

You need a resistor to the base of that transistor if that's what you used in the carrier on modification. The base - emitter junction of a transistor is a diode.

This antenna works fine. but you have mounted it too low. A dipole antenna has to be (minimum) 1/4 wave high. In the case of 11m (27Mhz) the minimum height is 2.75 meters above the ground. Since a dipole of these dimensions cannot be perfectly horizontal, I advise placing it at least 3.5mt above the ground. For the rest... very good!! 73-51

I bet the Japanese maritime like it when the skip rolls in and they get a 5/9 signal report from USA for their distress calls.

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I use a 120 foot TFD at about 30 feet above the ground and it works amazingly well. The best thing about the TFD is that is a very quiet antenna (noise wise) I use it on 75 meters daily and works like a charm all over the eastern half of the US.. Mine is a commercial version rated at 2KW..

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I have detected similar signals in my region. I made an enquiry to a university specialising in signal imaging and processing. They were very prompt to respond and confirmed, in my case, that the signals are radar signals with control of carrier and waveform. (The waterfall signature would slow, reverse and speed up occasionally and that made me curious).

There is an updated version of the same radio available in Indonesia.. Great Video.. Thanks

I just bought the Panasonic R-218DD model. It's the latest version of this without the National Panasonic branding just Panasonic. Build quality is superb with aluminium and some other metals. It is a very sensitive radio and can even pick up stations on Shortwave with the antenna retracted. Keeping it forever!

Sounds way better without the digital stuff.

After 24 years of pretty heavy use, the silicone-insulated cable for the handpiece finally failed. Teardown (it has one large transformer and a single PCB with three or four trimpots for calibration) yielded that a single conductor had failed right at the point where the clamp secures the cable in the main unit. I replaced the cable with a piece of four core with PVC insulation, and when that fails in a decade I'll probably replace it with a proper silicone-insulated cable.

Where do they broadcast out of? I'm in central Ohio and picking it up on my portable lol. Xhdata 808

I had one around 1989 or so. Best bang for the buck at the time.

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I've just picked up one too, not the A version, the knobs are slightly different and brushed aluminium is used instead of chrome. Mine has a made up battery cover too, must've been easily lost over time. I had to free up the tuning mechanism but now it's smooth again. Great audio and performance! I was pleased to get it