D-808 Digital Radio Portable FM stereo/SW/MW/LW SSB RDS Air Band Multi Band Radio Speaker with ATS,LCD Display, Sleep Timer,Alarm Clock,External Antenna Black

So I got this XHDATA radio, (another one - I know!) but this is probably their best all round set - the XHDATA D-808. First off, the sound on this thing is really clear. The built-in speaker’s got some decent oomph to it – you’re not left straining to hear, even if there’s a bit of noise about. Using the Bandwidth button can also improve the sound. It picks up all sorts of stations too, so whether you’re after FM, MW, or all the shortwave stuff, it’s got you sorted - including Air Band, and Single Side Band - so cool for amateur radio listening & other SSB broadcasts. Size-wise, it’s quite neat - just big enough to feel sturdy but not a faff to carry around. Fits right in my small shoulder sports bag, which is a great for taking it down the allotments or on a weekend away. There’s even a 3.5mm headphone jack, so if you’re in the garden or on the bus, you can stick your headphones in and listen away without bothering folks around you. Charging it’s a doddle too – comes with a USB-C cord, and there’s a decent battery in it, so you’re not forever hunting for a plug. It lasts ages once it’s charged, mind, which is ideal if you’re outdoors a lot. It’s got some belting extras as well – there’s an automatic scan function, so it finds and saves loads of stations for you (up to 100 per band, they reckon). You can even set it as an alarm clock, which I wasn’t expecting – either a nice gentle radio wake-up or a buzzer if you’re a heavy sleeper. It’s dead handy with the time display, too – you can set it yourself or it’ll do it for you if it picks up the RDS signal (on FM). Comes with everything you’d need – USB cord, long wire antenna, battery (just remember to take that little bit of paper out before using), and even a carry bag to keep it safe. Plus, there’s a 12-month warranty, so you’re covered if anything goes wrong. All in all, it’s cracking value for money. Decent sound, loads of features, and portable enough for wherever you’re headed. I've included loads of different pictures in the review. I mean, it looks very stylish as well 👍 Also, I can only upload one video with Amazon - so did a quick shortwave scan when I was out in the garden - picking up several international broadcasters. I still haven't got through experiencing everything on the radio as there's so much to play with and enjoy! 👍😀 But... I'm so enthused about it... lol... I just wanted to tell you all about it! So - "Yes" - I would highly recommend the XHDATA D-808. In my view it's probably the best one they make, and from what I've experienced so far of it I don't think there's a better one (made by anyone) that performs well and is such a great price 👍😀 Get one today!

Nice radio works great ive allready learned most of the settings programing is easy very user friendy going to try it tonight as could not pick up any shortwave during the day,only niggles i have is the time wont update need to find way to do this manually and turn off the anoying beep(done) LW is turned off by default so you can activate it in settings the button extra settings are harder to see on grey unit ,sound is nice and clear but no base overall a nice radio well made comes with nice bag and ext SW wire

I received this product really quickly using the free trial of Prime (on offer at the time of ordering) which meant that delivery was quick and free. This radio is very portable and nicely made and receives all the different types of signal as per the description. Sensitivity on LW is not that good I found, even for Radio 4 on 198kHz but improves on MW. SW sensitivity is very much improved compared to LW/MW I found. I received plenty of signals when propagation and time of day allowed including Ham Radio signals on SSB and CW. When used on SW indoors with its own telescoplic aerial and near modern light bulbs and other digital equipment, you may find the interference from these is stronger than the signals you are trying to receive. In such situations the external antenna input this radio has is very handy. I did not try an external wire aerial on LW or MW as these are not my main interest. Overall, I think this is a decent radio with advanced features (you may need to read the manual) considering its small size and long life rechargeable lithium battery. Do not expect £500 radio performance if you are a Ham but overall the performance is not bad at all for what it is. Tuning does chuff between increments but the steps are adjustable and the gaps between steps are filled in by adjusting the fine tuner which is beneath the main tuner. This feature is essential on SSB and CW. The USB charger needed to recharge the supplied battery was not supplied in the box but I just used my Samsung J3 phone charger which worked fine so no problems there. Air band was tried breifly but in my locality, which is Hull, I did not find any signals. I am keeping this radio for sure.

Great compact radio with very good build quality. I bought it for monitoring air band pilot chatter and it works well for that combined with some websites. The short wave spectrum is amazing for listening to world radio broadcasts from New Zealand to Tobago. It's a fine skill as it depends on time of day and frequency but I recommend you read the website short-wave DOT info (replace DOT with . ) and the tab called propagation. The site will list all the world stations and frequencies theybarevtransmitting in , a but like the TV guide but for radio. PROS: Great quality, retractable antenna, small, built in rechargeable battery that charges with a mobile phone charger CONS: Would have been awesome if it had Bluetooth connectivity so I could link it to my wireless earphones.

This is my first review as I have just received the radio. First impression is very positive. It is well packaged and the radio itself seems to be well built. I am loving the size, as it is substantially smaller and lighter than my Tecsun PL-600, which I bought it to replace. I will be taking it away with me next week on holiday, so I will give a fuller report focussing on reception then. The initial feeling is that this has been money well spent.

Updated: Even though the radio can "fully quieten" on a AM Civil Airband signal, the demodulation is absolutely terrible. As a professional Radio Engineer, I have full test equipment and put the D-808 on test with a typical VHF carrier with AM modulation at varying percentages (50-90%) Although the accuracy of the D-808 tuning is good, it still cannot demodulate AM at all on VHF. I tested it alongside a Icom A6E which I tuned to pickup Scottish Control - no problem. Same frequency on the D-808. Nothing, not a sausage! That is with telescopic aerial fully extended. Great on HF (Short wave). As a test I tuned to Shannon Volmet on 5505 Khz USB. Perfect! As good as my HF set and better than my SDR with dipole. I am not interested in LW or MW but was impressed with the HF. Lets see if it will demodulate FM on 11/10m CB! Might just have to tear it down and modify it so I can have FM on that band. Which leads me to WFM. I tried with the local WFM station "Heart" on 105.4 Mhz which the transmitter is 9Km away on Winter Hill running around 20Kw? Anyway the IBA masts are also line of sight for me so why can the D-808 not hear it but my tiny cheap Baofeng UV5R demodulate it perfectly Tried BBC Radio 2 on 88.6 Mhz, nothing but mush. Rock FM on 97.4Mhz and Smooth on 100.4Mhz also wishy-washy noisy. I even tried to couple a Discone to the aerial (antenna) input. I set it in WFM mono as that would normally help but no. I even tried mving positiona d waving the aerial about but no, still cr4p. Haven't tried Airband yet; now I live right under busy aircraft lanes North/South and East/West. My Icom A4E picks up Manchester Airport Approach and Tower and all the control frequencies. My SDR picks up everything on its tiny magmount....... I programmed all the frequencies into the D-808 and heard nothing yet. This is the last chance before it gets returned, shame really, its a nice looking radio and apart from the stupid grossly inaccurate temperature display (minimum 11'c + out)

Having read several reviews of this radio on the internet I had reasonable expectations from what is a very reasonably priced receiver £69 currently from Amazon. I am a licensed radio amateur and have "too many" radios according to my wife. Mediumwave coverage is excellent and the various band width filters help to cut down on interference from strong nearby stations. I compared reception of Manx Radio with that of the Eton E5 and found them very close but with the Eton losing out on selectivity. One review I read speaks of the agc being too fast on ssb thus the first half second of a message was lost, but on my radio this problem was not there so maybe the firmware has been improved upon. This radio's sensitivity on airband is remarkable and with a decent squelch control which, if properly adjusted, really works. Most of my listening on the radio has been done on the telescopic antenna and I spent a couple of happy hours listening to 160m Ham band and found the radio to be incredibly sensitive. I am delighted with this little radio and with it's rechargable battery included it is hard to see how they can produce such a quality item for such a decent price. Tuning across the bands does result in a noticeable muting (chuffing) sound but this is a minor point and doesn't detract from it's performance once you get used to how it works. Memory entry is a breeze and one of the easiest I have come across with 10 memories per page. Press and hold to enter a memory on your desired key number and press quickly to recall the memory. Press page and your desired page number on the keypad and then you have another 10 memories to fill using the above-mentioned method. All in all you won't find anything comparable in it's price bracket and, as a bonus, it will fit into most jacket pockets.

This is a good quality receiver that does what it says on the box. Not cheap, but worth the money. All bands work well and unit is sensitive, but not driven to distortion. Positive points..... All.... Bad points... The only negative points is that it could be a little larger and the manual needs a magnifying glass to read it... But do read the manual.. If you want to listen to shortwave, amateurs and aircraft, this is great for indoor use, unlike my Yaesu.. NOTE... I have not received anything for this recommendation. Addendum.... Still pleased and the air and is sensitive.... Biggest problem so far encountered.... Using the memory... Not intuitive... Further update.. Is it possible to turn the alarm off? Normally a short push stops the alarm and a long push cancels the alarm on all clocks.. Nope.... No matter what I do, it just keeps turning itself back on! There is nothing in the manual about it either and just to prove the point, my wife has tried and failed... This is not good design and totally unnecessary. Eventually, we found by trial and error that the AL symbol doesn't mean the alarm is on or off, there is a minute sign that I cannot even see with reading glasses on.... So much for sight impaired people..

La Xhdata D-808 es una radio multibanda capaz de sintonizar, con más o menos éxito dependiendo del lugar donde la utilices, emisoras o frecuencias FM, AM, Onda Corta, Banda Aérea y Onda Larga. Un breve resumen de mi experiencia con cada banda: • La recepción 𝐅𝐌 es impecable, buen sonido, nada de ruido y si la estación lo permite la radio te indica el nombre de la misma y el nombre del programa en ese momento, gracias al RDS. Es bastante potente y te permite escuchar de forma clara emisoras situadas a 31km del lugar de recepción, sin embargo por la noche su escucha será un poco más complicada debido a interferencias de estaciones aún más lejanas. También tiene la opción de sintonizar frecuencias a partir de 64MHz. • Su rendimiento en la recepción de frecuencias 𝐀𝐌 es también destacable, incluso durante el día, pero sin embargo, su máximo potencial se obtiene de noche. Es por la noche cuando, con únicamente con la antena interna y en zona urbana, he sido capaz de captar señales como la de BBC 5 desde el sur de España de forma clara. Por lo que su potencial para el dxing no hace falta ser explicado. • La recepción de frecuencias de 𝐎𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐚 es sin duda alguna el punto fuerte de esta radio. La radio te permite captar frecuencias desde 1711 khz hasta 29999khz. Gracias a la incorporación de SSB y USB se podrán oír frecuencias de radioaficionados, ejércitos, centros meteorológicos, etc. En cuanto a la recepción general de Onda Corta hay que indicar que la radio te permite ajustar el ancho de banda para obtener una mejor calidad de audio (personalmente siempre lo tengo en 4K para diluir ruido y obtener un sonido decente). No es necesaria una antena externa para la recepción de emisoras comerciales, pero sí que es recomendable especialmente si se vive en una zona urbana, aunque sólo con la antena interna se puede escuchar con buenos resultados (dependiendo de tu ubicación geográfica) Voice of América, NHK World, China Radio International, etc. • La 𝐎𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐀𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐚 𝐲 𝐎𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐋𝐚𝐫𝐠𝐚 en general más complicadas de captar, de nuevo dependiendo de tu ubicación, tienen un sonido un poco más débil que en el resto de bandas, con mejores resultados por la noche. En cada una de sus bandas la radio te permite guardar bastantes señales, por lo que siempre tendrás tus emisoras favoritas guardadas y podrás sintonizar sin problema nuevas estaciones. La radio también incluye una opción para alarma (que se puede desactivar pulsando varias veces el botón de apagar hasta que aparezca la palabra "on" cuando se encienda la radio). La vida de la batería es también un plus para esta radio, ya que te puede durar con un uso intenso al menos 2 semanas y media. Realmente la única pega que le encuentro es que en ocasiones el reloj de la radio se cambia solo y lo tengo que volver a configurar manualmente. Por lo tanto recomiendo su compra encarecidamente ya que verdaderamente es una muy buena radio multibandas portátil que puedes llevar contigo a cualquier lugar y sin preocuparte de la batería. Para finalizar recomiendo adquirirla cuando esté rebajada y utilizarla con una antena externa para desbloquear su máximo potencial, aunque repito que no es realmente necesario.

Radio vraiment Parfait

Ottima per iniziare e perché no?... anche per un veterano. E' una radio portatile che si distingue per l'ottima sensibilità di ricezione su tutte le bande principali: FM, AM, SW, Banda Aerea (AIR). La qualità audio è generalmente buona e migliora di molto con l'ascolto in cuffia (jack da 3,5mm). Non vi sto ad elencare le funzioni, le potete leggere sul manuale anche in italiano ma i caratteri sono piccolissimi e consiglio di andare sul sito XHDATA per scaricarlo in PDF in Italiano e tradotto bene. La funzione in più rispetto alle concorrenti che costano anche 2-3-4 volte in piu è l'RDS. I comandi sono di facile intuizione comprese la sveglia e la ricerca automatica delle stazioni. La qualità costruttiva e generalmente buona (la plastica non è per nulla "plasticaccia") La batteria 18650 (in confezione) offre una buona autonomia ma ricordatevi che è quella con il pin ma, se avete 18650 di ricambio senza pin (io le uso per le Mod Box dello svapo) basta mettere sul polo + un piccola calamita da 3 mm (se l'avete) A corredo di tutto vi arriva anche un semplice pochette di simil pelle di buona qualità... niente di che ma, visto il prezzo ci sta. Vorrei aggiungere, se vi va di leggere, un paio di consigli spero utili. Da qualche parte ho letto che spesso la parte in plastica dove è "affogata" l'antenna a lungo andare si spacca in quella zona. La MIA è arrivata con la vite dello snodo (quella silver) troppo troppo stretta e allo stesso modo (ma al contrario) la vite che assicura l'antenna alla scocca (vite nera) è arrivata lenta e l'antenna ci "giocava" dentro... motivi per la quale a lungo andare muovendo continuamente l'antenna la plastica prima o poi potrebbe (POTREBBE) rompersi. Ho risolto semplicemente (in ordine) STRINGENDO la vite nera quel tanto che basta per assicurare bene l'antenna senza che si muova all'interno della scocca... e in seguito, ALLENTARE la vite dello snodo quel tanto che basta affinché l'antenna si mantenga nella posizione voluta. Se ve la consiglio? Si perché è bellina, reattiva e non costa molto specialmente se la prendete in offerta come me quando l'ho acquistata a Dicembre 2024. Tutto qui! Grazie per aver avuto la pazienza di leggere e spero di essere stato utile a qualcuno.

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