📻 NESDR XTR+ Extended-Range TCXO-Based RTL-SDR & DVB-T USB Stick (RTL2832U + E4000) by NooElec with Antenna and Remote Control Review

The thing is a super radio scanner for your computer. Don't install the drivers that come with it, save yourself the hassle and follow the instructions you'll receive by email. I advise against buying a combined antenna unit, the antenna that comes with it is pretty bad. Almost useless to be honest. I bought a TRAM magnetic mount and BNC MCX connector and my experience is completely different. The number of settings is a little overwhelming, but keep learning what each one does and you'll get…

Seems to work pretty well, except for one thing I didn't find mentioned in the Revain description or in the Q&A (I should have read the NooElec website more closely): This device has a receiver gap of about 1100MHz to 1200MHz. In fact they say it depends on the device and mine doesn't tune above 1080MHz. If you want to do an ADS-B reception, you have to look elsewhere. 1090MHz is not available. It's also a pity that none of these RTL-based SDRs reach the 2.4 GHz band. It would be nice to be…

You can read my review of several R820T2 SDR and DVB-T NESDR Mini 2+ devices - it's really a slightly more efficient band-only device. I get better range on both ends of the spectrum - both SDRSHARP and HDDSDR recognize this unit - so if you're running an 820 you can just uninstall it and install an e4000 (or just switch between the two by using the SDR restart program). just as good How good is an amateur radio receiver? No, but these NOOELEC modules range in price from $17 to $40. My radio…