Goozeezoo TEF6686 Full Band Radio Receiver (Version 1.18) 

You're welcome, and thank you for watching. Have a good weekend.

Thank you for the feedback. When you upgraded, did you do it on Windows 10 or 11? I have Windows 11, and the CH340 driver that is needed only says Windows 10, so I don't know if the driver would work on 11.

@@tvradio1972 I used Windows 11. I had no problem upgrading.

​@@DG-zp2wz Thank you. I upgraded to v2.00.6 after finding out that it's a stable version of the firmware. There's lots of good additional features in version 2.

I only have a Mac. Is this upgradable via Mac? Also, where did you find the update for this?

I think so too.

That sounds good to me. I hope the setup works out for your Radio. Have a good day.

Cool! I hope you enjoy the new radio.

@tvradio1972 😊 Thanks, it will be interesting to compare with my other SDR and standard receivers. We have a good FM location at about 300 feet, in the clear, about 30 miles NW of Boston, MA in Southern NH. My wife and I are both amateur radio operators and still go back to Westchester County NY, where we have mostly lived before. I have DXed FM and TV many times in the past. In the 1960's, I would take Black and White Polaroid, instant film, from reception far away, around a 1000 miles away, on TV, such as Florida, the and around the South Eastern US, even out west to Kansas, such as Channel's 3 and 6, not used in NYC. We do the same on amateur radio on the 6 meter, 50 Megahertz band, and on 10 meter, around 29 Megahertz repeater. On a 10 M repeater in Switzerland, I was able to reach Lebanon, briefly, last Thanksgiving.

How do you do that?

I don't think adding HD fm is on a firmware update, but rather built in Hardware, on my Insignia, and other receiver with HD FM.😊

@@raymondmartin6737 much what I thought.

I don't know. I don't have one of those donut antennas.

@@tvradio1972 Thanks. How is the stock antenna on AM?

@winexprt Not very good. A passive loop antenna with a 3.5 mm to SMA adapter produces better results.

In Clifton, New Jersey, I can get WSPK "K104", but I have to point the antenna north/south. Pointing the antenna east/west gets me W284BW. That's just under regular conditions. When there's tropo, either WELJ or WQHQ will come in depending on propagation. Thank you for watching, and have a good weekend.

It sounds good on headphones. No low level hiss, and the FM is in stereo.

I don't know, but I guess that's the way the radio was made. I would have loved to have seen it go up to 30 MHz to cover all of the HF frequencies, though.

No, it doesn't have single side band.

What you mean is it doesn't have a product detector or a BFO so you can tune in SSB. Im sure it receives SSB @@tvradio1972

Hello jojojeep.

Not exactly. The FM performance is outstanding and a must for any DXer. SW and AM also very good