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The Monitoring Receiver R&S®EB200 from Rohde & Schwarz is ideally suited for military monitoring tasks and spectrum monitoring in line with ITU recommendations as well as for use in radio investigation services. The range of applications includes: Signal detection Signal search in frequency and memory scan mode Spectrum occupancy measurement RF and IF analysis Coverage...


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Rohde & Schwarz ESMD Wideband Monitoring Receiver. Made in Germany. Brief Description The R&S®ESMD wideband monitoring receiver was specially developed to handle signal searching, radiomonitoring, radio detection and spectrum monitoring tasks. It performs all measurements in line with ITU recommendations and meets the requirements of security authorities and organizations. The receiver...


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Description: The R&S®EM510 HF Digital Wideband Receiver is a modern direct receiver. After the antenna signal has passed through preselection with highpass/lowpass filters, it is fed directly into the A/D converter. This concept offers a variety of advantages: Extremely high scan speed No image or IF frequencies (no mixers or local oscillators) No local oscillator phase noise Excellently...


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Digital compact radiomonitoring receiver from 9 kHz to 7.5 GHz. The R&S®EM100 digital compact receiver has been specifically designed as a cost-efficient mobile radiomonitoring solution. The receiver’s operation via remote control software and its monitoring functionality have been optimized for tasks requiring a handoff receiver in combination with a high-speed search receiver, for example....


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Short Installation Guide (RUSSIAN Language version) Теперь, нет необходимости покупать дорогой дивайс, а достаточно лишь скачать клиентсккую программу из Интернета и наслаждаться звуками многоголосного эфира. Для этого скачайте (тестовую)...


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Many years ago, when I was SWL (UA0-139-86) I had two great Russian military receivers (see picture below). It was a heavy and very reliable equipment. After a few years (in 1975) I got my first HAM Radio call sign UA0KCE and this equipment never let me down. This Radio I Wish I Still Had R250M ("Kit-M2")    and    "VOLNA-K"   The List of HF equipment I have been used: Military Receiver:...


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