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Now that we've discussed the drawbacks, let's talk about the advantages.
1. I checked the advertised power output of the 天调 (TianDiao) radio, which was listed as FT8 300 and SSB 1000.
This price offers a good balance of performance, durability, and value (I feel the most important issue is actually the lack of a fan for cooling, which would allow for significantly higher power output).
There are no bad devices, only bad prices (x)
2. The algorithms for tuning other than full tuning performed well, with very fast and accurate memory tuning speeds. However, the algorithm for full tuning still needs improvement. But, after completing the full tuning, manually fine-tuning is a very useful feature.
3. The ability to perform OTA updates is a significant advantage. Currently, it's possible to update the device through a web interface, which allows for quick bug fixes. For example, I have stored two tuning states, 14230 and 14270. In earlier firmware versions, storing two tuning states in memory would often result in them being mixed together. However, after updating, I can quickly find the pre-stored tuning state each time I transmit, which provides a great experience.
4. The after-sales service was excellent. They quickly sent replacement parts after I reported that one had burned out.
5. It can be remotely controlled, and the WEBui is very user-friendly for ham devices that require remote control. Simply assign a fixed IP address to the router and configure internal network penetration, and you can then remotely control it.
Currently, this is our primary workhorse.
Furthermore, I had previously tested it under heavy load, with a power amplifier and dummy load, achieving 1750W of output (although I couldn't use it continuously for extended periods).

Something like this, with these pros and cons.