Full Band RTL-SDR 100kHz-1.7GHz RTL2832U+R820T Software Defined Radio Receiver 1PPM TCXO + Optional UV Antenna

Introduction:
- The 100KHz-1.7GHz full band RTL-SDR receiver can be connected to computers, Android phones, and other devices to receive electromagnetic waves from 100KHz-1.7GHz using SDR software. It supports AM, FM (NFM, WFM), CW, DSB, LSB, and USB demodulation. Can listen to medium wave, short wave, FM radio, short wave single side-band communication, walkie talkie communication.
- Product advantages: The medium short wave directly inputs the signal received by the antenna into the digital to analog conversion chip, solving the problems of signal loss, noise, waveform disorder, frequency offset, etc. caused by the use of frequency converters, improving sensitivity, and displaying clear and complete waveforms with high resolution, showing the actual frequency.

Features:
- Mix the medium to short wave (MF/HF) signal with the local oscillator signal, up convert it to 120MHz, and then receive it through R820T. This fully utilizes the advantages of R820T (which has high sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio RF performance), making it an excellent full band RTLSDR receiving device.

Frequency Bands:
- FM radio: 87MHz - 108MHz, choose WFM
- MW: 526.5kHz - 1606.5kHz
- SW: 3MHz - 30MHz
- Airport control tower frequency: 118MHz-135.975MHz, AM intercom frequency: VHF: 136MHz-174MHz, NFM standard; UHF: 400MHz-470MHz, NFM standard
- Amateur radio communication: shortwave single sideband: commonly used single sideband LSB below 10MHz; Single sideband USB is commonly used above 10MHz.
- Ultra short wave radio: generally adopts NFM standard, with frequencies of 50-54MHz, 144-148MHz, 430-440MHz

Main Parameters:
- Frequency range: 100kHz - 1.7GHz
- Local oscillator frequency: 120MHz
- ADC accuracy: 8 bit
- TCXO: 1PPM

Package Included (Depending on Selected Configuration):
SDR + Antenna:
- 1 x SDR Receiver
- 1 x UV Antenna
- 1 x USB Cable

SDR:
- 1 x SDR Receiver
- 1 x USB Cable

Note:
- The L0: 120MHz printed on the back of the SDR6 receiver is a factory printing error, and the accurate data is L0: 28.8MHz.