First, I will use the answer from my previous post:
Don't create a need for yourself. Before you think about buying it, ask yourself this question first.
Can you actually hear a radio yourself?
While there is some overlap between radio enthusiasts and those interested in receivers, it's not a large community. (Next door, there are a few receiver enthusiasts who constantly debate stereo sound, screen interference, audio quality, and even delve into esoteric topics.)
To illustrate, I'll give an example. My primary interest in radio is the enjoyment of communication and tinkering with hardware. I don't have any habit of listening to traditional radio broadcasts.
So, I previously built a SAF7751 radio myself, but it ended up collecting dust on the shelf.
Before buying something, first determine your needs and then decide whether to buy it or not, and whether it's a good deal or not.
If you have read all of the above and still want to purchase it, you can check if the PL330 is suitable for you.
Additionally, there are fewer people on the forum, and ham is a niche hobby. If you have a question, it may take half a day or more to get an answer, so it's not appropriate to post multiple questions in a row, as this could annoy others.
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