Welcome to the WebSDR on the Herzogstand DB0HZS JN57po
1601 Meters Above Sea Level Internet Users
OpenWebRX Open Source SDR Web App for Everyone
WebSDR is a web-based software defined radio (SDR) receiver that allows users to listen to and decode radio signals from all over the world. It is based on the OpenWebRX open source SDR web app, which is designed to be easy to use and accessible to everyone.
The WebSDR on the Herzogstand DB0HZS JN57po is located 1601 meters above sea level in the Bavarian Alps. It offers a wide range of radio frequencies to listen to, including AM, FM, SSB, CW, and DRM. The receiver is also equipped with a number of features, such as a spectrum analyzer, a waterfall display, and a recorder.
To use the WebSDR, simply visit the website and click on the "Listen" button. You can then select the desired frequency and modulation type. The receiver will start playing the audio signal, and you can use the spectrum analyzer and waterfall display to see the signal strength and frequency.
The WebSDR is a great way to listen to radio signals from all over the world. It is easy to use and accessible to everyone. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced radio enthusiast, you will find something to enjoy with the WebSDR.
Here are some of the features of the WebSDR:
- Listen to radio signals from all over the world
- Wide range of radio frequencies to choose from
- Spectrum analyzer and waterfall display
- Recorder
- Easy to use and accessible to everyone
If you are interested in learning more about the WebSDR, please visit the website at https://websdr.org/.
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