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I recently came across some literature suggesting on-line Ham receiving
stations available for transmitter testing. In other words, I send out a signal on one of the Ham bands and on one of the on-line frequencies, and then either hear my signal immediately on-line or a short time afterwards. Are there frequencies set up on-line and on the Ham bands for such testing? What are the links & frequencies? Thanks, Ted |
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They're general coverage receivers out there that you can tune to any
frequency that is within their capabilities. Google "online receivers" or such. "Ted Ham" wrote in message ... I recently came across some literature suggesting on-line Ham receiving stations available for transmitter testing. In other words, I send out a signal on one of the Ham bands and on one of the on-line frequencies, and then either hear my signal immediately on-line or a short time afterwards. Are there frequencies set up on-line and on the Ham bands for such testing? What are the links & frequencies? Thanks, Ted |
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"Ted Ham" wrote in message
... I recently came across some literature suggesting on-line Ham receiving stations available for transmitter testing. In other words, I send out a signal on one of the Ham bands and on one of the on-line frequencies, and then either hear my signal immediately on-line or a short time afterwards. Are there frequencies set up on-line and on the Ham bands for such testing? What are the links & frequencies? Thanks, Ted In message , Bob writes They're general coverage receivers out there that you can tune to any frequency that is within their capabilities. Google "online receivers" or such. I think that this is the sort of thing you are looking for. A few of the receiving sites are in the USA. http://www.websdr.org/ -- Ian |
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![]() In message , Bob writes They're general coverage receivers out there that you can tune to any frequency that is within their capabilities. Google "online receivers" or such. Here's another site: http://www.globaltuners.com/ |
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On Sat, 01 Oct 2011 13:16:23 +0000, Scott rearranged some electrons to
say: In message , Bob writes They're general coverage receivers out there that you can tune to any frequency that is within their capabilities. Google "online receivers" or such. Here's another site: http://www.globaltuners.com/ For PSK31, here's one that can select by band and call sign: http://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html |
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Thanks, guys, I'll look into those. Just so you know, I'm looking for a
live or nearly live on-line receiver in the 20 meter band, USB. I have a new rig I'll be trying out soon and I'd like to hear what it sounds like. 73, Ted "david" wrote in message ... On Sat, 01 Oct 2011 13:16:23 +0000, Scott rearranged some electrons to say: In message , Bob writes They're general coverage receivers out there that you can tune to any frequency that is within their capabilities. Google "online receivers" or such. Here's another site: http://www.globaltuners.com/ For PSK31, here's one that can select by band and call sign: http://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html |
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In message , Ted Ham
writes I recently came across some literature suggesting on-line Ham receiving stations available for transmitter testing. In other words, I send out a signal on one of the Ham bands and on one of the on-line frequencies, and then either hear my signal immediately on-line or a short time afterwards. Are there frequencies set up on-line and on the Ham bands for such testing? What are the links & frequencies? Thanks, Ted Quite a few on this list are in the USA. http://www.websdr.org/ -- Ian |
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Appreciate the response from all here, gentlemen. In fact, the very concept
of a software receiver has me intrigued to try setting up my own on the PC. However, as I look at some of the ones people are using at the websdr.org link, I find most are out of stock. Of course, Winradio has been around for years, but a much higher price tag. Any info on getting a "Softrock" or similar receiver would be welcome. Thanks, Ted "Ted Ham" wrote in message ... I recently came across some literature suggesting on-line Ham receiving stations available for transmitter testing. In other words, I send out a signal on one of the Ham bands and on one of the on-line frequencies, and then either hear my signal immediately on-line or a short time afterwards. Are there frequencies set up on-line and on the Ham bands for such testing? What are the links & frequencies? Thanks, Ted |
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