Lets look inside the Retekess TR112 Receiver Give A Way 

I would love one of these, you could enter me into the draw, but I am in Scotland (UK). I used to have a radio that used to listen to everything, but it was full of valves/tubes, which used to heat up the shed, but one day it filled the shed with magic smoke. When I opened it it had performed a good self-destruct sequence and was full of black soot. The shed smelled of it for months! I never replaced it, I should have done as I used to spend hours listening to it.

nice radio .. i would love one of those that way i could listen to shortwave when i"m traveling around

It's always kind of you to do giveaways , but paying for one is above and beyond , You da man Buddy , Take Care Mon Ami ........

It reminds me of a walkie-talkie I had as a kid. Don't have an air band receiver, so enter me in the give away. Thanks N9XYP.

This is nice you offering the give-away we get all your knowledge and bonus radios Great guy

Looks like an interesting radio. Count me in for the drawing.

I have the Retekess V115 and although not as fancy, has surprisingly great sound as a SWR and mp3 player as well.

Enjoyed the inside look, thanks. Include me in the drawing please. Thanks 😊

Nice video. The TR 112 looks like a nice emergency radio and I got my fingers crossed for a chance to win this. Thanks JT

I would love one of these radios. But I live in the UK. I am more used to valve radios but slowly increasing my knowledge and small collection of cheapo radios. Thanks for showing the inside of this radio. Amazes me how small and few parts are used in them. Cheers from old George (Mick G1BKI)

Hi Buddy. Please enter me in this giveaway for this radio. Thank you for doing this. That is the strangest looking radio I've ever seen. I'm happy it has the air band as well.

Nice little radio! I would like to take one of this in my hickings.

I have the V115. Have been very impressed with it. This one's asthetics reminds me of a 1970s Panasonic 888. Id love to be in the drawing.

Hey Buddy, that is a pretty nice little radio. I'll take a shot at the giveaway. Their radios do sound good, that's for sure. :)

As usual, a good video demonstrating an interesting receiver. Thank you for sharing, and please consider me an entrant for the drawing. 🙂

Looks like a handy piece of equipment to have on hand. I enjoy watching your videos and I'd like to be in the drawing for this Receiver.

I’ll be happy to receive a TR112 Receiver from your Give A Way. Thank you for the content. It’s very informative.

Buddy, Always a good review and topic. Keep up the good work. The radio appears to be a great resource for anyone. Thanks for posting this information. 73 Steve

I would like to be entered into the Give A Way! Cool Tear Down!

I'll take a shot at the giveaway

Another great show Keep up the great work. Love to be the draw. Care sent.

This looks like a great little radio! I would love to have one so consider me for the drawing please!

I am a Disabled Army Veteran and would like to have one of these radios .

That antenna daughter board was for the Bluetooth.

Thanks!

Would love to be in the drawing for the radio. Great information buddy.

Happy holidays toyouand the family. Joel

Yes! Please enter me!

nice unit. thanks

Your shop lights may be interfering. PS: Since you watch some of the radio repair people, see: *Jim Burns* he really tares them down. --- We live in the Redwoods of Calif. were we get fires. In fact, this past summer, we were out of electricity for 2 weeks! So this Radio would be a plus to run off of our car when it needs charging. So, please put me in the drawing!

I’m hoping to get one for Christmas. . . But I’ll wait for your draft. It looks well built and sounds very sharp. Wonder how useful the app mode is.

This would be nice for someone like myself who does not own anything close to it , living in South Florida having a radio like it would be a Godsend after being hit by a hurricane , small , reliable and rechargeable is exactly what myself and our neighbors need . 😮. I would love to be entered in this giveaway , long time subscriber , Thanks 👍

What! That radio doesn't make coffee😮. That's a deal breaker 😂

Nice!👍👍

That looks like a nice radio. I sure like to check it out so please enter me.

Would be nice to own that radio. Yes please enter me in this giveaway. Enjoyed the video. Thanks.

Wow that thing looks cool! It's like something straight out of the Fallout universe. Sign me up for the giveaway please. Thanks

Thanks great video, I would like to enter the giveaway!

Nice tear-down! I would like to be entered for the giveaway!

I have that radio and the batteries are ordinary 18650 which are removable

I would like a shot at the give away.

Would like go have one. Great for some listing. Drop me in for the giveaway

Hi Buddy, I would like to be in the radio giveaway. I just got my Technicians licence a few weeks ago. I've been repairing audio electronics for 40 years. Decided to get into RF. I had picked up a Yaesu ft101e a while back and decided to restore it. Been watching your playlist on it and recapped it recently. Don't quite have it up and working yet. I need to get an antenna together. Won't be too difficult since I have a wind turbine on a 60ft guy tower with a ginpole that it's on. I think I can mount an antenna off the side of it. Thanks for your knowledge on the Yaesu. It helped me out tremendously! 73, KC3WXU

Please enter me into the give away!

Hi Buddy, please enter me in the drawing for the radio. Thanks

Please put my name in the hat for this radio giveaway. Thanks

Add me to the list of interested in having one. Sure looks like it was originally designed to use maybe a 18650 style battery; did they tell you if the battery style will continue? 73 - Dino KLØS

Great review. Please add my name to the giveaway list.

Please put me in for the giveaway!

Not sure if you can ship to the UK but I'm super keen to get one of these. Fingers crossed! I used to have a Sony multiband radio when I was younger and spent endless nights with a long wire strung out the window, enjoying trawling the bands and trying to decode morse. I've always fancied airband, so this fits the bill perfectly. I see Amazon UK stock them now, so fingers crossed I might be in with a chance to get this before Christmas! Love the channel by the way, as someone who has enjoyed electronics from the age of 5 and then went on to study it, I'm always taking things apart out of curiosity and to learn how things work. Really appreciated that you did a tear down on this, now I'm going to find those chip datasheets and find out what makes this cute little radio tick. 😊

Put my name in the hat for the TR112 SW Radio. Thanks Bill McClellan KV0I

Please sign me up for the radio.

Great video as always Buddy..please enter me for the giveaway..thank you

Cool radio. How easy would it be for a disabled person to operate? My dexterity is VERY bad since my stroke. I would like to be entered in the contest.

Please add my name to the give away .Buddy nice radios

Please enter me Buddy

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Please enter me in the giveaway.

Nice little radio! Please sign me up for the giveaway. Thanks. KF4SNJ.

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These tuned-circuitless pieces of garbage fall over from cross-modulation overloading even when the strong signals are far away in frequency. As well as that, they generally have many more spurious responses and generally more insensitivity in crowded bands.