Radio workbench · simulation and real data
Radio workbench: sit down and tune in
A fake radio with real information. Choose the band and turn the knob: the waterfall display shows what you usually see there at this time, based on current real world propagation. When you find something interesting, open someone else's open receiver already on that frequency and listen for real.
Radio panel
Turn the knob, drag the display or use the keyboard arrows.
Spectrum and waterfall display simulation
What you usually see here at this time. This is not a real received signal.
View in table
| Frequency (kHz) | What it is | Simulated strength |
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Listening logbook
Note down what you heard. It stays only in this browser: nothing is sent anywhere.
The ADIF entry is marked as listening (SWL), not as a contact. Tap a frequency from the list to tune in again. If you clear your browser data, the logbook goes with it: export from time to time.
Listen for real
Open receivers covering this frequency, already tuned.
Lendo a lista de receptores...
This band now
Real data: N0NBH, NOAA and WSPR.
Lendo...
Gray line
The shadow of night now. Updates automatically every minute.
What is here
What this part of the dial is for.
Data: receptores.json, sol.json, clima-espacial.json and wspr.json. Sources: N0NBH (hamqsl.com, used with credit), NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center and WSPRnet via wspr.live (non-commercial use). The waterfall display, S-meter and audio are an educational simulation made in your browser: no signal shown here was actually received. The receivers are third-party, with no affiliation to this laboratory.