Luiton LT-310SDR

[Buick Mackane]

Yeah why they made the mic socket internal is beyond me

[Buick Mackane]

The Radio also has DSP Noise reduction and it sounds identical to those BHI DSP speakers. Watching the video above it seems to have the same volume issue as my CRT space. Which is even when the volume is on its lowest setting its still pretty loud. I wonder if it also has the same weak squelch as the CRT space. Either way its getting good reviews and is a hell of a bang for your buck. Tempted to sell my 706. I need one of these badboys

[lambrettadave]

Yeah why they made the mic socket internal is beyond me

Way cheaper I guess

[lambrettadave]

At £105 it is good value but the shipping cost is a bit high and 7 watts on fm isn't great.
But it is very compact

[Buick Mackane]

At £105 it is good value but the shipping cost is a bit high and 7 watts on fm isn't great.
But it is very compact

Power wise its roundabout what most of the older gear was. You can always run a linear if you want more juice. I can conform they are tiny. Would fit in your pocket. Not that i own one but it looks almost identical to my CRT Space ''V'' version. Any smaller and they'll be posting them in an envelope. I expect British retailers will be getting them in soon. And i can see them being a big hit

[Buick Mackane]

Good old lemmy. No flies on you Be sure to let us know what you think of it once you've had time to try it out. Can the mic be unplugged or is it hardwired to the board ?

It's a telephone type plug in mic the same as the albrecht and crt 7900

LAN Rj45 actually. Phone is RJ11

First test today.
Chris

Be sure to post back with your opinion

[lambrettadave]

At £105 it is good value but the shipping cost is a bit high and 7 watts on fm isn't great.
But it is very compact

Power wise its roundabout what most of the older gear was. You can always run a linear if you want more juice. I can conform they are tiny. Would fit in your pocket. Not that i own one but it looks almost identical to my CRT Space ''V'' version. Any smaller and they'll be posting them in an envelope. I expect British retailers will be getting them in soon. And i can see them being a big hit

I have a space U and a crt millennium and a team minicom too.

The minicom is slightly narrower than the others as it fits in my ashtray in the car the others are slightly too wide

[Buick Mackane]

I wonder how many of these things would fit inside a HaM Jumbo ?

[lambrettadave]

I wonder how many of these things would fit inside a HaM Jumbo ?

One would look lost on the top of a jumbo

[Stronty]

For those buying and you don't get a programming lead. You need a RJ12 to make your own lead up.

Also. with the programming software you can adjust the volume levels across all modes. That should take care of your volume issue, wonder if there is something similar for your CRT @Buick?

Credit to Simon the Wizard, Shadetree Mechanic & PapaSierra for the pics and information.

Here's the software:
Luiton LT-310 SDR


Here's the programming note:

note_programming_software.docx

310SDR LEAD1.jpg

310SDR LEAD2.jpg

[Stronty]

Software view.

310SDR 3 software.png

Moonraker have one . No idea of Board revision ATLAS 10M Mini

Also worth noting if that some variants come with a standard Mic Socket.

[Buick Mackane]

Also. with the programming software you can adjust the volume levels across all modes. That should take care of your volume issue, wonder if there is something similar for your CRT @Buick?

Possibly Dougie. My radio although it can be programmed via a PC its pretty simple to program via the front panel buttons. £17 for a PC cable. Not on my shift. I could make one if i could find the schematic. But as i say not needed in the case of the CRT Space radios. Good info BTW