superheterodyne

Our sales and support staff at Buy Two Way Radios field a lot of questions, and we strive to answer them as best we can. One of the most frequently asked questions usually comes not from customers of our business radios, but from those who are interested in our consumer radios, particularly those for ham and GMRS. The question is about the type of receiver built into a particular model. Is it superhet?

Earlier this year we published a list of radios made by TYT with superheterodyne receivers. Since the superhet question is more often asked about the radios we sell from Wouxun, we thought it would be a good idea to put one out for them as well. Which Wouxun radios have a superheterodyne receiver? Check our handy dandy chart for the answer.

The table below lists some of the Wouxun radios we carry and the type of receivers they use.

There is one frequently asked question that, until the last year or so, was rarely asked at all. Now we hear it at least once almost every day. Is it superhet? Lately we've been asked this question in regards to radios made by TYT. This is not information that is typically provided by a manufacturer voluntarily. So, we had to ask them directly. Which TYT radios have a superheterodyne receiver? Here was their answer.

The table below lists the TYT radios we carry and the type of receivers they use.