Key features and benefits - New ADC RTL solution and improved tuner design for stable reception across a broad spectrum. - 0.5 PPM TCXO available as an optional customization, offering low drift with good initial offset accuracy and 1 PPM temperature deviation. - Increased part tolerances and MCX connectors for robust performance. - Wide tuning bandwidth from 25 MHz to 1760 MHz, suitable for diverse monitoring needs. Compatibility and versatility - Works with Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, and embedded Linux systems. - Suitable for a wide range of applications, including general wireless scanning, air traffic control, radio security, ADS-B aircraft radar, ship radar, ACARS, relay radio, P25/MOTOTRBO digital voice, POCSAG, weather balloon, APRS, weather satellite APT, M2 meteor satellite, radio astronomy, meteor scattering monitoring, or as a low-cost platform for traditional ham radio. Technical specifications - SDR receiver based on the RTL-SDR platform with the RTL2832 ADC chip. - MCX connector installed for reliable RF interface. - Bandwidth: 25 MHz to 1760 MHz. Software and usability - Compatible with free computer software for SDR operation, including SDR, HDSDR, SDR-Radio, Linrad, GQRX, and SDR Tap on Android. Typical use scenarios - General wireless spectrum scanning across Windows, MacOS, Linux, or Android environments using popular SDR software. - ADS-B aircraft tracking and air traffic monitoring with appropriate receiver software. - Weather-related reception, including weather satellites, weather balloons, APRS, or meteor satellite transmissions, as well as hobbyist radio astronomy and meteor scattering monitoring, providing a low-cost platform for traditional ham radio experimentation.