Raddy MLite-880 SDR Radio

Experience the next generation of radio exploration with the MLite-880, a professional-grade SDR receiver built for DX enthusiasts and ham radio hobbyists. Covering Longwave, Shortwave, and Aviation bands, its high-contrast spectrum display gives you a clear visual of signals before you hear them.

Powered by a robust 5000mAh 21700 battery, the MLite-880 keeps your monitoring sessions going without interruption. Advanced DSP lets you customize audio with adjustable bandwidth filters and noise reduction, delivering exceptional sensitivity and selectivity in a compact, portable form. Ideal for SSB communications, aviation monitoring, or tracking shortwave broadcasts, this receiver provides reliable performance wherever you go.

Real-Time Spectrum:

Features a 2.3-inch spectrum and waterfall display that lets you visually track signals, spot weak transmissions, and reduce interference in crowded bands, enabling precise tuning even in bright sunlight.

BT Connectivity:

Pair wireless headphones or external speakers for a more flexible listening experience. Ideal for private late-night shortwave listening or clearer monitoring in noisy environments.

External Antenna Expansion:

Includes a 3.5mm-to-SMA adapter for easy connection to external loop antennas, high-gain antennas, and outdoor antenna systems, helping improve signal reception and extend monitoring capability.

Specifications：

Frequency Coverage: LW / MW / SW / FM / AIR

Demodulation Modes: AM, SSB (LSB / USB), CW, SAM, NFM, WFM

Battery: 5000mAh 21700 rechargeable lithium battery (replaceable)

Charging Port: USB-C (5V/1A)

Antenna Interface: 3.5mm antenna port (SMA adapter included)

Speaker Output: 5W

Channel Capacity: 500

Display: High-resolution spectrum & waterfall display

TF Card Support: Up to 16GB

Dimensions: 146 x 34 x 105 mm / 5.8 x 1.3 x 4.1 in

Weight: 600g

QA:

Q: Does this radio perform better than standard portable radios in noisy urban environments?

A: Yes. The MLite-880 uses advanced DSP filtering and noise reduction (NR) to minimize interference. You can also adjust bandwidth to reduce adjacent channel noise, improving clarity for urban DX listening.

Q: Can I use it for aircraft monitoring?