You can listen for the new Amateur Radio satellites, launched Friday Jan 23, by using a Web based Software Defined Radio (SDR).
Some of the Radio Amateurs who were involved in the very successful Delfi-C3/DO-64 Amateur Radio satellite have made available a WebSDR receiver that listeners around the world can use to receive signals from the new Amateur Radio satellites.
A WebSDR station consists of one or more receivers hooked up to a PC and internet. This enables users to tune in to different signals simultaneously.
One receiver is for VLF reception and one is currently used for the 70cm satellite segment.
The URL of the receiver is http://websdr.pa3weg.nl/
Courtesy : PA3WEG, OM Wouter (arsicom@yahoogroups.com)
Some of the Radio Amateurs who were involved in the very successful Delfi-C3/DO-64 Amateur Radio satellite have made available a WebSDR receiver that listeners around the world can use to receive signals from the new Amateur Radio satellites.
A WebSDR station consists of one or more receivers hooked up to a PC and internet. This enables users to tune in to different signals simultaneously.
One receiver is for VLF reception and one is currently used for the 70cm satellite segment.
The URL of the receiver is http://websdr.pa3weg.nl/
Courtesy : PA3WEG, OM Wouter (arsicom@yahoogroups.com)
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