Review: Tecsun PL365 radio receiver

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Mason, Andrew. 2016. "Review: Tecsun PL365 radio receiver." Silicon Chip. 29, pp. 70-71.

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Article Title	Review: Tecsun PL365 radio receiver
Article Category	Article
Author	Mason, Andrew
Journal Title	Silicon Chip
Journal Citation	29, pp. 70-71
Number of Pages	2
Year	2016
Place of Publication	Australia
Web Address (URL)	http://www.siliconchip.com.au/Issue/2016/June/Tecsun+PL365+Radio+Receiver
Abstract	The Tecsun PL-365 portable radio is a miniature receiver which covers from 150 to 29999 KHz (continuous) on the medium and short wave bands and 76 to 108MHz on the FM band. It utilises digital signal processing and can resolve SSB signals with an adjustable beat frequency oscillator (BFO) for clarity. Various accessories such as an external ferrite bar antenna and a long wire antenna are included. The PL-365 uses the same si4737 DSP chip as its big brother, the PL-880, and exhibits very good sensitivity and selectivity in a tiny radio measuring 159mm high by 53mm wide by 25mm deep. This is a review of the receiver's performance and useability.
Keywords	radio; shortwave; technical review; amateur radio; Tecsun
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020	470101. Communication studies
	400601. Antennas and propagation
	470102. Communication technology and digital media studies
	400608. Wireless communication systems and technologies (incl. microwave and millimetrewave)
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Byline Affiliations	School of Arts and Communication
Institution of Origin	University of Southern Queensland

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