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Revision as of 16:32, 14 February 2021
Contents
HF Capable Receivers
- Articles on various general coverage receivers produced in the past can be found here
- These Widebanded Receivers can receive HF.
- Our Other HF Receivers article has links rescued from RadioIntel's old site.
- Here are the mailing lists for many older radios.
- The emerging field of Software Defined Radios adds another class of equipment usable on HF
- The Receiver Reviews category has numerous links on receiver reviews, many of which are online
- Many newer HF Amateur transceivers also include a general coverage receiver as well. In most cases these receivers perform very well
Manufacturer Links
Receiver Terminology
- Receiver Dynamic Range
- Understanding Receiver Selectivity
- Understanding Receiver Sensitivity
- Understanding Specifications
Software
Receiver Modifications
- INRAD Filters and Enhancements
- Lowbander.com Modifies DX160 and DX394 receivers
- Mods.DK
- Sherwood Engineering
- Sangean ATS-909 Modifications
Accessories
We cover antennas, filters, preamps, preselectors and transmatches in our Improving HF Reception article
- Return to Decoding the SW Radiogram Broadcasts