Selling my WiNRADiO WR-G33DDC 'EXCALIBUR Pro' SDR shortwave receiver. I purchased it new from Winradio in Australia in November of 2022. I've since become a ham radio operator (VA3KTR) and have a great transciever. My Kenwod does everthing I need it to do with respect to listening to the HF band.
Radio comes with everything it did as new. You just supply the computer.
As new condition.
Selling for $1,000.00 USD, plus actual shipping cost.
Will ship. Receiver is in Canada, but I live right close to the border at Detroit.
If sold to a buyer in the US I will ship from a courier in Detroit, MI, so it will come as domestic shipping.
I will ship from Canada if sold to a Canadian buyer. ($1,400. CAD).
I can provide online references (other online sites) for selling online if serious about purchase.
Thanks, for looking. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions.
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https://winradio.com/home/g33ddc.htm
Overview
The award-winning WiNRADiO WR-G33DDC 'EXCALIBUR Pro' is a high-performance, low-cost, direct-sampling, software-defined, shortwave receiver with a frequency range from 9 kHz to 49.995 MHz. It includes a real-time 50 MHz-wide spectrum analyzer and 4 MHz-wide instantaneous bandwidth available for recording, demodulation and further digital processing.
This product is an advanced version of the WR-G31DDC receiver, offering many additional features and improvements, such as for example:
4 MHz instantaneous processing bandwidth
Low-noise preamplifier
Configurable preselection filters
Filter bandwidth adjustable down to 1 Hz
0.5 ppm frequency stability
Test and measurement functions
Pause function
The receiver's superior performance results from its innovative, direct-sampling, digital down-conversion architecture along with the use of leading-edge components and design concepts. These all result in a very high IP3, wide dynamic range, high sensitivity, and accurate tuning. These key features create a receiver in a class of its own, with wide application potential, at a very affordable price.
The entire 4 MHz DDC (digitally-down-converted) bandwidth is available for recording and demodulation. Three demodulators allow the simultaneous reception of three signal frequencies within the 4 MHz bandwidth.
Specifications
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Features
9 kHz to 49.995 MHz continuous frequency range
Direct sampling
Digital down-conversion
16-bit 100 MSPS A/D converter
50 MHz-wide, real-time spectrum analyzer
4 MHz recording and processing bandwidth
Continuously adjustable filter bandwidth down to 1 Hz
Three parallel demodulator channels
Pause function
Waterfall display functions
Audio spectrum analyzer
Audio and IF recording and playback
Recording with pre-buffering
EIBI, HFCC and user frequency databases support
Networking version of application software available
Very high IP3 (+31 dBm)
Excellent sensitivity (0.20 µV SSB, 0.10 µV CW)
Excellent dynamic range (107 dB)
Excellent frequency stability (0.5 ppm)
Selectable medium wave filter
User-configurable preselector
Selectable low-noise preamplifier
Test and measurement functions
USB 2.0 interface
The receiver's robust front-end is equipped with an ultra-high-linearity amplifier which results in exceptional strong-signal performance. This already robust front-end is further enhanced with a user-selectable preselector that can operate either in a fully automatic or user-configurable mode. As many as 119 different filter combinations can be constructed by the user (91 bandpass, 14 low-pass and 14 high-pass). The front-end employs 34 subminiature electromechanical relays (rather than often used but distortion-prone semiconductor switches) to ensure high dynamic range.
A user-selectable low-noise preamplifier provides additional sensitivity for the receiver to be able to extract even the weakest signals from noise.
An advanced dithering technique eliminates spurious signals without significantly increasing the receiver's noise floor. The superior 16-bit 100 MSPS analog-to-digital converter provides exceptional performance over an extremely wide range of signals.
Software
The WR-G33DDC software provides an elegant and logical user interface. There are several spectrum analyzer configurations including the 50 MHz full span with 1.5 kHz resolution. The fully-zoomable display can be viewed in either the standard or waterfall mode.
The down-converted portion is highlighted and can be selected either via keyboard or by the mouse cursor and then displayed in another window, within which three independent receiver channels can exist. For any channel, the receiver's selectivity, IF shift, passband tuning, notch, and other functions can be adjusted, and the audio spectrum of the demodulated signal can be observed.
In spite of the receiver's ground-breaking architecture, the software still remains simple and intuitive to use, containing all the features generally expected in modern receivers such as noise blanking, memories, scheduler, squelch (level, voice or noise activated), numerous tuning options, and a wide choice of demodulation modes, including user-defined and optional DRM mode.
The digital down-converter provides 24 selectable output bandwidths ranging from 20 kHz to 4 MHz. The receiver's selectivity can be adjusted with 1 Hz resolution. The bandpass audio filter's low and high cut-off frequencies are graphically adjustable, as is the notch filter and noise blanker.
The parameters of all three independent channels can be set separately, allowing each to be recorded simultaneously and independently. Recording and playback are also provided at the output of the digital down-converter, where an entire 4 MHz spectrum band can be recorded for later demodulation. Pre-buffering prevents signal loss at the start of a transmission.
A flexible scheduler function allows unattended recording of each channel at specified dates and times, and the built-in support for HFCC, EIBI and user-defined frequency databases ensures effortless storage and maintenance of frequencies.
There is also a unique "pause" function, the world's first for a shortwave receiver, making it possible to pause reception and resume it when convenient. This is very useful in case the receiver is left unattended for a period of time.
A "toolbox" full of various test and measurment tools, such as frequency error, SINAD, THD and modulation meters, logger and scheduler, complement the entire package and make it possible to use this product as a measuring receiver, replacing much more expensive (and often less capable or accurate) conventional test equipment.
The software-defined architecture allows easy software upgrades for demodulation and decoding requirements. Component variations and aging are greatly diminished in a software-defined receiver, assuring long-term premium performance.
Networking version, making it possible to remotely control the receiver over LAN or Internet, is also available.
What's included?
The standard WR-G33DDC package includes:
WR-G33DDC receiver
User's guide
Application download instructions (CD ROM provided on request, as shown)
Low-noise switch-mode power supply
USB cable
BNC-to-SMA adapter
System requirements:
PC with 2.4 GHz quad core CPU or faster *
1 GB of RAM
One free USB 2.0 socket
Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11
* The receiver will work with slower CPUs (minimum 2 GHz dual core), but this may result in somewhat reduced performance in terms of maximum achievable selectivity, DDC bandwidth and the number of simultaneously operated receiver channels.
Radio comes with everything it did as new. You just supply the computer.
As new condition.
Selling for $1,000.00 USD, plus actual shipping cost.
Will ship. Receiver is in Canada, but I live right close to the border at Detroit.
If sold to a buyer in the US I will ship from a courier in Detroit, MI, so it will come as domestic shipping.
I will ship from Canada if sold to a Canadian buyer. ($1,400. CAD).
I can provide online references (other online sites) for selling online if serious about purchase.
Thanks, for looking. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions.
*********************************************************************************
https://winradio.com/home/g33ddc.htm
Overview
The award-winning WiNRADiO WR-G33DDC 'EXCALIBUR Pro' is a high-performance, low-cost, direct-sampling, software-defined, shortwave receiver with a frequency range from 9 kHz to 49.995 MHz. It includes a real-time 50 MHz-wide spectrum analyzer and 4 MHz-wide instantaneous bandwidth available for recording, demodulation and further digital processing.
This product is an advanced version of the WR-G31DDC receiver, offering many additional features and improvements, such as for example:
4 MHz instantaneous processing bandwidth
Low-noise preamplifier
Configurable preselection filters
Filter bandwidth adjustable down to 1 Hz
0.5 ppm frequency stability
Test and measurement functions
Pause function
The receiver's superior performance results from its innovative, direct-sampling, digital down-conversion architecture along with the use of leading-edge components and design concepts. These all result in a very high IP3, wide dynamic range, high sensitivity, and accurate tuning. These key features create a receiver in a class of its own, with wide application potential, at a very affordable price.
The entire 4 MHz DDC (digitally-down-converted) bandwidth is available for recording and demodulation. Three demodulators allow the simultaneous reception of three signal frequencies within the 4 MHz bandwidth.
Specifications
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Features
9 kHz to 49.995 MHz continuous frequency range
Direct sampling
Digital down-conversion
16-bit 100 MSPS A/D converter
50 MHz-wide, real-time spectrum analyzer
4 MHz recording and processing bandwidth
Continuously adjustable filter bandwidth down to 1 Hz
Three parallel demodulator channels
Pause function
Waterfall display functions
Audio spectrum analyzer
Audio and IF recording and playback
Recording with pre-buffering
EIBI, HFCC and user frequency databases support
Networking version of application software available
Very high IP3 (+31 dBm)
Excellent sensitivity (0.20 µV SSB, 0.10 µV CW)
Excellent dynamic range (107 dB)
Excellent frequency stability (0.5 ppm)
Selectable medium wave filter
User-configurable preselector
Selectable low-noise preamplifier
Test and measurement functions
USB 2.0 interface
The receiver's robust front-end is equipped with an ultra-high-linearity amplifier which results in exceptional strong-signal performance. This already robust front-end is further enhanced with a user-selectable preselector that can operate either in a fully automatic or user-configurable mode. As many as 119 different filter combinations can be constructed by the user (91 bandpass, 14 low-pass and 14 high-pass). The front-end employs 34 subminiature electromechanical relays (rather than often used but distortion-prone semiconductor switches) to ensure high dynamic range.
A user-selectable low-noise preamplifier provides additional sensitivity for the receiver to be able to extract even the weakest signals from noise.
An advanced dithering technique eliminates spurious signals without significantly increasing the receiver's noise floor. The superior 16-bit 100 MSPS analog-to-digital converter provides exceptional performance over an extremely wide range of signals.
Software
The WR-G33DDC software provides an elegant and logical user interface. There are several spectrum analyzer configurations including the 50 MHz full span with 1.5 kHz resolution. The fully-zoomable display can be viewed in either the standard or waterfall mode.
The down-converted portion is highlighted and can be selected either via keyboard or by the mouse cursor and then displayed in another window, within which three independent receiver channels can exist. For any channel, the receiver's selectivity, IF shift, passband tuning, notch, and other functions can be adjusted, and the audio spectrum of the demodulated signal can be observed.
In spite of the receiver's ground-breaking architecture, the software still remains simple and intuitive to use, containing all the features generally expected in modern receivers such as noise blanking, memories, scheduler, squelch (level, voice or noise activated), numerous tuning options, and a wide choice of demodulation modes, including user-defined and optional DRM mode.
The digital down-converter provides 24 selectable output bandwidths ranging from 20 kHz to 4 MHz. The receiver's selectivity can be adjusted with 1 Hz resolution. The bandpass audio filter's low and high cut-off frequencies are graphically adjustable, as is the notch filter and noise blanker.
The parameters of all three independent channels can be set separately, allowing each to be recorded simultaneously and independently. Recording and playback are also provided at the output of the digital down-converter, where an entire 4 MHz spectrum band can be recorded for later demodulation. Pre-buffering prevents signal loss at the start of a transmission.
A flexible scheduler function allows unattended recording of each channel at specified dates and times, and the built-in support for HFCC, EIBI and user-defined frequency databases ensures effortless storage and maintenance of frequencies.
There is also a unique "pause" function, the world's first for a shortwave receiver, making it possible to pause reception and resume it when convenient. This is very useful in case the receiver is left unattended for a period of time.
A "toolbox" full of various test and measurment tools, such as frequency error, SINAD, THD and modulation meters, logger and scheduler, complement the entire package and make it possible to use this product as a measuring receiver, replacing much more expensive (and often less capable or accurate) conventional test equipment.
The software-defined architecture allows easy software upgrades for demodulation and decoding requirements. Component variations and aging are greatly diminished in a software-defined receiver, assuring long-term premium performance.
Networking version, making it possible to remotely control the receiver over LAN or Internet, is also available.
What's included?
The standard WR-G33DDC package includes:
WR-G33DDC receiver
User's guide
Application download instructions (CD ROM provided on request, as shown)
Low-noise switch-mode power supply
USB cable
BNC-to-SMA adapter
System requirements:
PC with 2.4 GHz quad core CPU or faster *
1 GB of RAM
One free USB 2.0 socket
Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11
* The receiver will work with slower CPUs (minimum 2 GHz dual core), but this may result in somewhat reduced performance in terms of maximum achievable selectivity, DDC bandwidth and the number of simultaneously operated receiver channels.