====== Station receivers from Realistic DX /Tandy ======
In the stored of the American electronics discounter **RadioShack**, receivers from Japanese, Korean or Chinese manufacturers were sold under the brand RealisticDX, some of which had been slimmed down or modified in other ways. The earlier sets have similarities with receivers from [[Lafayette]].

In response to the first microprocessor-controlled shortwave receiver for the home market, [[Uniden]] launched the CR-2021, which had an additional narrow IF filter & LED chain display of field strength with comparable basic features; the RadioShack version Realistic DX-400 had an analogue S-meter instead.

===== Realistic DX /Tandy shortwave receivers =====
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|Realistic DX-75 / Regency WT-4|1965|[[Single Conversion]]|MW, 3 x SW (1.6-30 MHz)|AM, SSB(BFO); analogue dial|{{:images-small:realistic-dx75.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-120|1970|[[Single Conversion]]|MW, 3 x SW (1.55-30 MHz)|AM, SSB(BFO);analogue dial|{{:images-small:realistic-dx120.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-150|1967|[[Single Conversion]]|MW, 3 x SW (1.55-30 MHz)|Bandspread, BFO|{{:images-small:realistic-dx150.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-150A (FET-front end)|1969| |MW, 3 x sW (1,55-30 MHz)|Bandspread, BFO||
|Realistic DX-150B|1972| |MW, 3 x SW (1,55-30 MHz)|Bandspread, BFO||
|Realistic [[DX-160]]|1975|[[Single Conversion]]|LW, MW, 3 x SW (1,55-30 MHz)|AM, SSB(BFO); Bandspread|[[DX-160|{{:images-small:realistic-dx160.jpg?200|}}]]|
|Realistic [[DX-190]]|197x|[[Single Conversion]]|9 SW broadcast bands 60 - 11 m|AM, USB/LSB, crystal calibrator, Q-multiplier|[[DX-190|{{:images-small:realistic-dx190.jpg?200|}}]]|
|Realistic DX-100|1981|[[Single Conversion]]|MW, 3 x SW (1,55-30 MHz)|AM, SSB(BFO), analogue dial|{{:images-small:realistic-dx100.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-200|1981|[[Single Conversion]]|150 kHz - 30 MHz, bandspread on 11 ham bands|AM, SSB(BFO), crystal calibrator|{{:images-small:realistic-dx200.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic [[DX-300]]|1979|[[Triple Conversion]]|10 kHz - 30 MHz|AM, SSB, [[digital display]] 1 kHz, preselector|[[DX-300|{{:images-small:realistic-dx300.jpg?200|}}]]|
|Realistic DX-302|1981|[[Triple Conversion]]|10 kHz - 30 MHz|AM, SSB, [[digital display]] 1 kHz, preselector, 2 IF filter bandwidths|{{:images-small:realistic-dx302.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-400|198x|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, AM 150 kHz - 29,99 MHz|AM, SSB, VHF-FM, 2 bandwidths, digital display, 1 kHz, clock/timer, direct frequency input (related to [[Uniden]] [[CR-2021]])|{{:images-small:realistic-dx400.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-394|1995|[[Double Conversion]]|AM 150 kHz - 30 MHz|AM, SSB, digital display, 100 Hz, direct frequency input, 160 memories, scan functions, clock/timer|{{:images-small:realistic-dx394.jpg?200|}}|

===== Travel radios by Realistic DX /Tandy =====
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|Realistic DX-342|1993|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, 7 x SW (49 - 16 mB)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue dial||
|Realistic DX-343|1993|[[Simple Conversion]]|VHF, MW, 9 x SW (49 - 11 mB)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue dial, digital world time clock||
|Realistic DX-350|1997?|[[Simple Conversion]]|VHF, MW, LW, 9 x SW (49 - 11 mB)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue dial, tuning LED|{{:images-small:realistic-dx350.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-351|1993?|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, LW, 9 x SW (60 - 13 mB)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue dial, tuning LED||
|Realistic DX-360|199x|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, 6 x SW (4,4-26,1 MHz)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue dial (related to the Silver [[XF2400]])|{{:images-small:realistic-dx360.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-370|199x|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, SW1 3200-7300 kHz, SW2 9500-21750 kHz|Digital display, 5 kHz, IF 450 kHz|{{:images-small:realistic-dx370.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-375|1999|Double(?) Conversion|VHF, MW, SW1 2300-6250 kHz, SW2 7100-21850 kHz|Digital display, direct frequency input, 30 memories|{{:images-small:realistic-dx375.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-380 / [[ATS-808]]|1994|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, LW, MW, SW 1,6 - 30 MHz|Digital display 1 kHz, direct frequency input, 45 memories, clock/timer||
|Realistic DX-390 / [[ATS-818]]|1992|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, LW, MW, SW 1,6 - 30 MHz|AM, SSB(BFO), 2 bandwidths, digital display 1 kHz, direct frequency keypad, 45 memories, clock/timer|{{:images-small:realistic-dx390.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-392 / Sangean [[ATS-818cs]]|1992|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, LW, MW, SW 1,6 - 30 MHz|AM, SSB(BFO), 2 bandwidths, digital display 1 kHz, direct frequency keypad, 45 memories, clock/timer, integrated cassette recorder||
|Realistic DX-395|1997|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, SW1 3200-7300, SW2 9500-21750 kHz|Digital display 5 kHz|{{:images-small:realistic-dx395.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-396|1999|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, SW 2300-21850 kHz|Digital display 5 kHz, 30 memories|{{:images-small:realistic-dx396.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-397|1999|[[Single Conversion]]|VHF, MW, 10 x SW (60 - 13 m)|VHF-FM / AM, analogue display|{{:images-small:realistic-dx397.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-398 / Sangean [[ATS-909]]|199x|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, LW, MW, SW 1,6 - 30 MHz|FM-RDS, AM,AM-Sync, SSB(BFO), 2 bandwidths, digital display 100 Hz, direct frequency input, 306 memories, clock/timer, scan function|{{:images-small:realistic-dx398.jpg?200|}}|
|Realistic DX-399 / Sangean [[ATS-606]]|199x|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, AM 153 - 29995 kHz|2 bandwidths, digital display 1 kHz, frequency direct input, 54 memories, clock/timer||
|Realistic DX-402 / Sangean [[ATS-505]]|199x|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, MW, AM 1,711 - 29,999 MHz|AM, SSB (BFO) digital display, 45 memories, clock/timer||
|Realistic DX-440 / Sangean [[ATS-803A]]|199x|[[Double Conversion]]|VHF, SW 150 kHz - 29,999 MHz|FM-UKW, AM, SSB (BFO), direct frequency input, 9 memories, clock/timer|{{:images-small:realistic-dx440.jpg?200|}}|