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IFG is short for Intermediate Frequency Gain and is an important setting item for radio. Intermediate Frequency usually refers to a signal obtained by frequency conversion of high-frequency signals in the superheterodyne receiver Circuit.  ...

AGC is short for Automatic Gain Control,  which is used to amplify signals of different strengths with different gains so that the final output amplitude of the signal is maintained at the same standard. We know that in addition to AGC, we also have automatic level control (ALC), so why do we still need automatic gain control?  ...

Impedance is an important parameter of the antenna, which is determined by the physical structure of the antenna, such as the shape, size, material, and environment of use. The impedance matching of the antenna is the process of matching both the impedance of the antenna and transmitting the source through tuning. So, why do you need to do antenna impedance matching?  ...

Communication distance is an important indicator of walkie-talkies, but why is there no distance parameter in the parameters of walkie-talkies? There are also some descriptions that have a distance description, but the range is very large, such as 2~5 kilometers. How should I understand this communication distance?  ...

The Difference Between GMRS and Ham Radio  ...

Many customers of Ailunce HD1 ask how to set the TX of Ailunce HD1 to be prohibited. do you know how to set it? There are four setting options for TX Authority of Ailunce HD1.we'll show how and why to set it in the blog.  ...

Many hams want to upgrade the firmware of their Retevis RT90, but there are many versions of firmware on the support page of Retevis RT90. Then, which version of firmware do you need for your Retevis RT90?  ...

The HD1 is the only DMR radio I've owned and I love it. Using the hand mic, I received unsolicited great audio reports with one being from a local digital guru. He commented that it was the best audio he ever heard on DMR.  ...

What ham radio accessories do you think is very helpful in your amateur radio journey?   ...

The Difference between Battery Eliminator and Chargers  ...