What is the purpose of DSP functionality in a radio? And how does it improve the radios performance? Thanks...
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Thanks for asking ! DSP means digital signal processing , that is a high tech chip that makes the reception much better and stable. Kaito Customer Care Team
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SDR# (http://www.sdrsharp.com) is a very functional interface that supports a number of different plugins. Although I didn't find one that would simply scan an open frequency range and stop on any signal above the noise floor, it does allow you to store frequencies and scan through them much as a commercial scanner would do. As far as digital communications go, none that I'm aware of yet but the GnuRadio (http://www.gnuradio.org) project has more functions and capabilities than one can fathom. I've decoded a number of digital transmissions (mostly just AFSK, ham packet radio and POCSAG pager messages) but not voice. Have a look at this sites: http://www.rtl-sdr.com/sdrsharp-plugins/ http://www.rtl-sdr.com/ http://www.rtl-sdr.com/signal-identification-guide/ Good luck. -Charles
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I would try deleting the FM presets that are currently stored. Select 88 to 108 and then try the auto tune again. The FM stations should generally not need to be retuned manually to get better reception.
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Its always been a problem with small transistor radios. Nothing wrong with it. I live in NYC and somehow can't hold an FM signal unless I'm holding it. It's understandable. Don't think it doesn't work.
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Hi Caroline, This product was horrible. I have since discarded it. Maybe I just got a bad one but it wasn't worth the effort to try another one. I tryed it with a couple of radios with the same result. It would play for a minute or two then make a loud noise and cut out and did this over and over. Don
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There is a transmitter and receiver. You must run receiver signal through something (amp) to display/hear it.
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It is a analog radio and will not decode digital transmissions. It is designed as a Ham Radio / commercial FM Tranceiver. It can receive a wide range of frequencies but it is analog not digital.
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Not sure...my husband uses it entirely for shortwave radio reception, which is very good. I would assume since that reception is coming from greater distances than FM/AM stations that it would enhance their reception, but can't answer for sure.
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I have no idea. I can't get it to work, but, in my case, I think it's operator error. I think it has to do with where I plugged it in on the stereo receiver. Waiting for someone who knows more about technology than I do to come visiting. My son has it, and loves it. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Sorry, I don't have any idea, in response to your question. I am very untechnological, just had to buy the hd radio over 3 years ago so that I could get my local classicalmusic station after they relocated their antenna to a different part of the city, making it impossible for listeners in some areas to get reception. Someone hooked it up to my regularradio for me so that I could get the station. Maybe you could contact the manufacturer or another source for technological questions.
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It's a two-shaft, in-dash chassis radio set. Don't expect a decent radio, it really isn't. It's drifty, it has zero tone contour controls, and the on/off/volume is on the __right__ side rather than on left where it belongs. It _does_ fill the hole and it does have the capability to play MP3 from a USB thumb drive. If you want good audio, look elsewhere; if you just want to fill the hole this will do that. You might be better off going to an auto salvage yard and getting a real radio for your ride.
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It's the radio volume control that's used. You could conceivably install a potentiometer.
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not really, however that is a problem with digital tuners, the same thing can happen with fm, you are most likely at the fringe point of that 1100 station. Good luck.
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It is a type of equalizer that puts talk into what is supposed to be a more easily understood frequency range. I'm not a user because it's just not needed yet, I guess.
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The bottom two buttons are for tuning. One has a + and one has a -. The screen will display which station your on.
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The remote is useless with this device when used as SDR...it was probably meant for its original application as a TV receiver. There is no software included with the radio, but several software options are available for free online. I have it running on Windows 7 and Linux, while a colleague has it running on his MAC.
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I bought this an it works very good for me I also told my friends about it an two of them bought it and they love it......I first set my station to 88.1 but then I switch it to 88.3 an it had a better sound quality to it....hope this helps