Pocket SSB SW/CB/AIR/VHF/UHF receiver HRD-747 (review) 

There is also SSB available on CB, but you have to use a SW band and the presets for CB channels ;)

@@OM0ET ah ok thanks. I'll investigate. Also have the hrd 737. Another very sensitive radio and much cheaper ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FidBLx5CJ6Y.html

Yes I have a video about 737

@@OM0ET can you explain how to do this? But I can't tune in SSB mode on 27 Mhz unfortunately

Go to SW band, set SSB mod and tune some CB frequency. Then store it to memory by my video instructions 🙂

With accent mark, en francais.

Your posts/clips are very rigorous, clear & concise.

How much use did you have before it stopped working? Any reason or did it just fail? Thanks.

@@ashab1 I have it exactly 12 months and I didn't really use it that much at first..it was mostly still in its box.., only in the past 5-6 months did I start to really used it, I found the external AM antenna socket great as I could connect it to my loop and hear LW, MW and SW...the ETM function is class! Maybe it got a shot of static from me, I don't know but the AM section is completely broken. As I said I have the ATS-100 on order, got it for a good bit cheaper than the HRD-747 here...but I've seen it at much higher prices.

You don't have to switch it off and on to get Long Wave. Just plug in the antenna, and the frequency drops from 522 to153 KHZ

HanRongDa HRD-767 is like Mini Walkman of AM (522 - 1620 / 520 - 1710 kHz, 9 or 10 kHz AM stepping switch), Japanese FM band (76 - 108 MHz) and Air Band (118 - 138 MHz) but it doesn’t have MP3 player, same body as HRD-602 but no air band.

@@millinchip2 antenna from Tecsun PL-360/PL-365 ??

That's correct. I've mentioned it in the following video. 😊

@@OM0ET Sorry. By mistake I've answered here instead of to one user.

Np 😁

1 kHz step

I donno. But it seems is not a SDR technology. I had not open it yet 😄 maybe I have to 😁 No BT no WiFi available. Thanks for the nice comment! 😊 73

$47 for HRD-737 (all VHF)

All NFM.

I want one Please I'm in Australia

Too distorted on 3 kHz bandwidth NFM for receiving NOAA WEATHER RADIO in Canada and the US. Suposed to be up to 15 kHz bandwidth for NFM, 25 kHz less for WFM.

Yes but only broadcast bands, not HAM bands. Memory presets are needed 😉

@@OM0ET Yes. Are you know how start scan chanek saved to memory ?

Yes, why not? It is very small and lightweight receiver which can be put in to your pocket 😉

Ok,thankyou sir for the reply

En Amazon

Wait for my next upcoming review of ATS120, I think you will be suprised 😉👍

@@OM0ET Thanks for your reply. I hadn't heard of this new beast. It looks quite interesting indeed but apparently lacking the air band, which was kind of a point for buying the TR-110 (which at this point I consider as unusable for this purpose). I will certainly look forward to your upcoming review. I've just subscribed to make sure I won't miss it.

En Amazon

TR110 is actually a copy of HRD747 😉

Pero no es toda banda y no llega a 144-430

Far better, but no UHF.

😄

It is very annoying indeed. I think they are all based on si4732 or similar chips, and those are not able to do continuous tuning. I guess they didn't have tunung in mind. The use case they covered is you scan for stations and use theme from memory. Too bad.

@@batica81 couldn't agree more on this. Honestly, with much expectations I had recently bought another DSP synthesised radio receiver but, sadly it is now heading to become a junk as I hate the chuffing/muting effect while tuning. It's so damn bugging that the so called RU-vid radio ace radio reviewers stops short of mentioning this major flaw. I regret wating money on such junks

​@@shandybrandy5407 Ah too bad. Yes, it is a huge flaw and almost nobody mentions it, like everyone got used to it being so. I can recommend Belka DX receiver, it has perfect continuous tuning and works very well. Although it is a bit expensive and mostly ham oriented so it does not have other fancy SWL features like automatic tuning and band selection. Look it up, it has plenty reviews online and still seems available although shipped from Belarus.

@@batica81 thanks for the information, will look into it

@@shandybrandy5407 Tecsun did an amazing job with the H501x, sounds a lot better on SSB than the PL-880,990x and S-8800 and the 4 Khz filter works on SSB on the H501x it doesn't on the 880,990x or S-8800 + the audio sounds very muffled and pretty bad distortion at the beginning of a transmission on SSB worse with strong signals. The H501x fixes the filters making the radio sound much better, still some distortion but it's not nearly as bad. Pretty much all the DSP radios have the issue of distortion at the beginning of a transmission some are worse than others. The PL-330 is a really good radio too for it's size having SSB is amazing and it supports external antenna for LW/MW same as the H501x. The H501 audio in general is really good from it's built in speakers. The PL-680 has decent audio from it's speaker too and it sounds best of all dsp radios on SSB free from any form of DSP related distortion, it's filters are a bit wide for SSB but still nice clean audio and sounds great using ECSS on an AM station, way better than the DSP radios and with external antenna there's not going to be more you will hear on a dsp radio than the PL-680.

Yes, that's correct. LW are available with an ext.antenna plugged in.

I get 747 In English manual in HRD store in Aliexpress

anti Chinese bias...

😁

For that price also Malachit receiver is an option. 😊

@@OM0ET okido! thanks!

@@OM0ET I bought the 747, because its so small an pocketfriendly, and also has 2m and 70cm! - and it can store up to 1000 memories!! - actually a pretty remarkable machine for its size!😉😉

@Evil Robot Santa Claus 🎁 💣 💥 i know, but i never order overseas, or use creditcards over internet..😉

@Evil Robot Santa Claus 🎁 💣 💥 2 days..ordered wednesday, came friday 😉

There is no CW filter

@@OM0ET on the screen, the modulation list, there is NFM, WFM, ... , MONO, next to it there is CW and 2MIX The 2MIX activates on the air band... But there is no info about CW, even on the manual given with the receiver...