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Malahit DSP2 SDR Radio
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Description
Description
By popular demand I’m offering the Malahit DSP2 communications receiver. You wanted it, you got it!
What is it? The DSP2 represents the next generation of communications receivers. Receiving nearly everything from 10kHz – 2 Ghz, this tool is perfect for monitoring everything from broadcast AM radio to shortwave to Amateur Radio, FM broadcast, and more. Featuring a touchscreen display for quick tuning, a full color waterfall that’s highly intuitive to use, and excellent sound processing, this is very much the handheld SDR many of you have been looking for. I know I have.
So why would you want one of these? Having a communications receiver on hand, especially a small handheld one, is critical not just for emergency or preparedness needs but also excellent for signals intelligence work.
Check out this video:
- The latest firmware version 2.30 with 3.5-inch touch screen brand new genuine second-generation Malahit-DSP2 Malachite receiver
- Malachite radio authorized by Russia, and each registration code has been filed with the Russian author. It is the latest version
- at present, and follow-up software can be downloaded from the author at any time. The official website is upgraded.
- Product Name: Firmware 2.30 Genuine Second Generation Malahit-DSP2 SDR Malachite Receiver Radio 10kHz-380MHz, 404MHz-2GHz
- Basic parameters
- Frequency range: 10kHz-380MHz, 404MHz-2GHz
- Panorama Width: 192kHz, 96kHz, 48kHz
- Modulation type: AM, SSB, DSB, CW, NFM, WFM
- Sensitivity: 0.3uV up to 1GHz
- Dynamic Bandwidth: 82dB
- Antenna: 50 Ohm female thread female SMA connector
- High Impedance Mode (DSP2 or DSP1 with optional board)
- Bias Tee Active Antenna (DSP2 or DSP1 with optional board)
- Built-in preamplifier
- Power supply: 5000mAh lithium-ion battery
- Screen: 3.5″ touch LCD
- Software features: Adjustable filter width
- Adaptive Noise Reduction (NR)
- Threshold noise reduction
- Noise Canceller (NB)
- Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
- Automatic Notch Filter (ANF)
- Stereo FM supports RDS analog stereo
- Equalizer
- Original firmware, support official website upgrade
Specification
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Private Mold
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NO
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Place of Origin
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China
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Guangdong
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Brand Name
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no brand
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Model Number
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DSP2
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Type
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Handheld
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Dimensions
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22*12*6cm
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Frequency Range
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10kHz-380MHz
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Storage Channel
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32CH
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Talk Range
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3-5km
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Walkie Talkie Type
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Digital Mobile Radio
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Water Resistance Level
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IPX-1
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Product Name
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Malahiteam DSP2
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Frequency range
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10kHz-380MHz 404MHz-2GHz
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Panorama Width
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192kHz 96kHz 48kHz
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Modulation type
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AM SSB DSB CW NFM WFM
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Sensitivity
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0.3uV up to 1GHz
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Dynamic Bandwidth
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82dB
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Antenna
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50 Ohm female thread female SMA connector
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Power supply
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5000mAh lithium-ion battery
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Screen
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3.5″ touch LCD
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Size & Fit
- Model is wearing size M and is 6’3»/191cm
- Loose fit for a roomy feel
- Size Guide
Reviews (15)
15 reviews for Malahit DSP2 SDR Radio
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Robert Rexeisen (verified owner) –
Excellent Product
The receiver on this radio is at least, if not more sensitive than either my CTX-10 or FT-817 with a far greater receive range.
You’ll need to spend some time learning the menus that are intuitive once you figure out the method of the layout. The supplied menu appears to be from an earlier firmware so expect that you’ll need to experiment with various modes and buttons. The save channel and scan function also works very well but again, the manual doesn’t cover this operation so you’ll need to figure that out. When in doubt, long press the option on the screen.
There is some static that comes from the screen but there are menu options to reduce this noise. Likewise, creating a grounding jumper helps while on HF if you’re not holding the rig. For the Hi-Z, I used (2) washers and a SMA-BNC adapter which allows for an easier and more robust antenna connection. The washer fill the gap between the base of the adapter and radio chassis while also using the chassis as additional points of contact to protect the SMA post from side loading.
The manual does help with setting up CAT control and soundcard config on a computer. I’ve successfully used the rig/computer to receive/decode fldigi, JS8 and WSPR. It also comes with a CW decoder but I haven’t tried that yet.
Overall, since you should listen 99% of the time anyways, this is the perfect addition to a setup and seems like the transceiver will remain packed away most of the time
Ray Kilpatrick (verified owner) –
Super cool radio! Would buy again.
Jason Corbett (verified owner) –
A solid communications receiver
I have only had and been using this receiver for about a week. The info on the screen, at the base level, is intuitive. The manual that comes with it is simple but covers all you need to know about button, menu, and dial options. I have only run it with the provided antenna and reception varies wildly. I’m building some antennas and will be switiching to those within days. Only gripe thus far is that the touchscreen can be somewhat unresponsive at times and that is with using the stylus. Typically requires a tap or two when stubborn.
I appreciate the broad frequency range and the unit seems solidly built. Comes in a nice case and is ready to roll. It does come with SMA threaded plugs so if you want to run another type of connector for your antenna, make sure to have the appropriate adapter.
Chris Johnson (verified owner) –
Superior in all aspects!
Experience with an SDR dongle/software on a PC, led me to look into a smaller size (footprint/form factor/package), and the Malahit DSP2 SDR fit that criteria. Rugged, well built, the body is outstanding. Clear display, easy to read even with old eyes. Certainly antenna-sensitive, but if you buy one you likely know which antenna to use for what, it certainly makes a difference.
Overall, an excellent rugged, small receiver for recreational listening to some pretty sophisticated SIGINT, highly recommend this!
Mustang sends.
Levi Garcia (verified owner) –
Awesome piece of tech.
I looked at other sources for this receiver ( Amazon, ebay, alliexpress) and Brushbeater had the best price. Shipping from east coast to Arizona was quick. Look over his store if you are in the market for the type of supplies he sells. Highly recommend.
John Troupe (verified owner) –
Great for listening anywhere
The Malahit DSP2 allows listening from Medium wave through HF, VHF, UHF, and higher. Like any radio, you need to use the right antenna for the band. But with a simple random wire, even from inside, I can copy shortwave broadcasts, and the ham bands in voice and CW. I haven’t tried the FT8 yet, but the CW decoder aids in copying that mode. It’s self-contained- you don’t need a separate computer. I never thought there could be such a portable listening station.
JC Pennington (verified owner) –
Malahit DSP2 Receiver
I bought this receiver and was impressed with its capabilities. I ran it for a day or so and opted to upgrade the firmware from v2.30 to v2.40 and that’s where the trouble began. I should’ve backed up the v2.30 firmware before starting (lesson learned.) The end result was a bricked DSP2. I worked on it for close to a total of 26 hours over 3 days. I researched and read everything I could on the problem to no avail. Fast forward to today (Sep 17, 2024) and through the groups.io/Malahit page I was fortunate enough to run into a guy who could help. He was part of the MalahiteamEurope and he remoted into my PC and installed the correct v2.40 firmware and I was up and running again.
I was running a Lenovo Yoga 730, Windows 11, STM32CubeProgrammer v2.50 . You can’t brick this thing! Just know that there is help out there if you get in a jam. If anyone runs into a similar problem just go to the groups.io for the Malahit and your solution is in there. Hope this helps.
JC Pennington (verified owner) –
Outstanding receiver! The construction is good and the portability factor make a must have item.
Donna Myers (verified owner) –
Excellent Radio and perfect for gift giving.
First order with Bushbeater, one of the best purchases I have ever made with an online retailer! Radio was new with latest firmware, great price, and tracking/delivery was concise & quick! Will purchase from BB in the future without hesitation.
J Sapp (verified owner) –
MalahitDSP2 SDR
Nice product, really has a solid feel about it! Definitely a lot to learn for me being new to this, but I’m very happy with the purchase and the fast service from Brushbeater!
Joseph Raymond (verified owner) –
Incredible. Best radio I’ve ever messed with. It’s easy to lose hours just scanning through the bands, and I’m astonished by the signals I’ve been able to tease out of this thing. It’s absolutely worth the price, which is a remarkable feat in itself. It’s more sensitive and selective than I expected, and the Noise Reduction function is a revelation. If you’re interested in radio at all, don’t hesitate.
Sergio Picado (verified owner) –
DSP2 SDR Radio
Sluggish to respond to commands. Ok radio, bad software.
Scott Smith (verified owner) –
BSI Review
I’ve ordered items from Brushbeater on several occasions. Each time I’ve been impressed with the excellent customer service, product knowledge and speed of shipping. This last order was no exception. It’s really nice to have a “one stop shop” for these types of products. BSI can’t be beat,
Mattster of All Things (verified owner) –
A very nice, solid radio
With intriguing capabilities. I compared it with two other Communications Receivers and they got sent back. I’m intrigued by the idea of making software for it.
William Stowe (verified owner) –
Fantastic SDR
Fast shipping and great product. Another quality Brushbeater transaction.