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This is a USB 2.0 stick built on the Realtek RTL2832U demodulator, the chip that made cheap software-defined radio possible. It tunes FM broadcast (87.5–108 MHz), DAB and DVB-T digital TV over an IEC antenna input, and the same hardware works as an SDR receiver with free software on a PC. It suits tinkerers, scanner listeners and anyone curious about radio who wants a low-cost entry point, not a plug-and-play TV box. Compared with purpose-built SDRs it has a narrow tuning range, an 8-bit ADC and no transmit, but it costs a fraction of them and has huge community support.
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Owners treat it as a cheap way into SDR and DVB-T reception. Most praise the value and software support; complaints center on the stock antenna, sensitivity and setup effort.
This is an RTL2832U USB TV tuner stick that works as an SDR dongle. It receives DVB-T digital TV, DAB radio and FM broadcasts. It is fully compliant with DVB-T and DAB.
The stick plugs into a USB 2.0 port with a Type A male connector. The antenna connects to its 75 Ohm IEC Din input. It draws power from the USB bus and automatically selects a 6, 7 or 8 MHz DVB-T bandwidth.
It comes with a remote control, an antenna and a disk.
