It's kinda important to note that not everyone can afford a RX350,
hi. However, I understand that other receivers either can be modified
or are DRM ready; for example, the TenTec RX320d has the necessary 12khz
output already tapped, and I understand the recently discontinued
AOR7030 can also be modified. In addition, there are several portables
that can be modified, and a few from companies that, to be honest, I've
never heard of that say they are DRM ready. Some of these portables are
discussed somewhat on http://www.radiointel.com
It might be helpful if there was a list somewhere of DRM compatible
(or modifiable) receivers, but I don't know of any. Anyone?

73s Mike

Fredric J. Einstein wrote:

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 23:53:59 GMT, "Ryan Wheeler"
wrote:


Fredric J. Einstein wrote:


Folks,
I'm getting excellent reception of the DRM signal from
Deutsche Welle's DRM transmitter in Sines, Portugal in Detroit, MI on
15440 kHz at 1215 UTC using a TenTec RX-350/Butternut 80/40 Ham
Vertical.

If your receiver is DRM-capable and you live in the eastern
U.S., this is a good "European" catch. There are a few dropouts, but
the musical program is generally received quite well and the fidelity
is excellent.

73,

Fred E.
N8UC - Detroit, MI

what DRM recvr are u using? I am interested in getting one.


I reply:

I am using a TenTec RX-350 and the DRM Software Radio v2.0.34. My
antenna is a ham radio vertical, the Butternut 80/40.