For Manufacturers
DRM Radios & Equipment
For links to detailed information about the DRM radios and receiving equipment now available to listeners, click on the links below:
Consumer Receivers:
- Uniwave Di-Wave 100
The Uniwave Di-Wave 100 offers all the digital radio multimedia features like station name, programme information, Journaline, MOT Slideshow and listening time shift. The radio can receive DRM broadcasts in SW, MW and LW as well as analogue FM. The receiver also has a USB/SD card -reader and mp3/mp4 play-back. Contact mail: marketing@uniwave.fr
- Himalaya DRM 2009
The Himalaya DRM2009 is a standalone radio which supports DAB/DRM/AM/FM services. It is a real portable receiver that could be run either by AC or batteries. With the SDcard slot, it can also be used as a MP3 player.
- TechniSat MultyRadio
MultyRadio supports analogue reception technology (FM/MW/LW/SW) tuners and combines this with their digital successor standards DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast) and DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale).
Car/Truck Converters:
- Starwaves Car Box
STARWAVES CarBox, is a DRM and DAB digital radio converter box for vehicles and boats that can also receive analogue short, medium and long wave as well as FM stations.
PC-based Receivers and Software:
- NTi Rudolf Ille Nachrichtentechnik
DRB 30 & 32 PC-controlled Software Defined Radio (SDR) shortwave receiver platforms, compatible with most popular SDR software.
- WiNRADiO Communications
Several solutions for internal professional shortwave PC-card version and external professional shortwave version with USB link (Picture: WR-G303i)
Where to Buy
For delivery of the Morphy Richards radio in Germany from T-Online (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Himalaya radios in Germany from T-Online (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Morphy Richards radio to various countries from i-gear.com (website in English): <click here>
For delivery of semi-professional receivers to various countries (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Technisat radio in Germany from Teleropa to various countries (website in German): <click here>
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