After a lengthy hiatus the WebSDR is finally back online! All Asus Xonar U7 sound cards needed the primary CMedia CM6632 ICs replaced, seems to be a known weakness with these devices.
20m and 15m frequencies have also been tweaked up the band for some variety.
Head over to http://websdr.mwrs.org.au:8901 and start listening again! We greatly appreciate your patience.
On mobile devices, use http://websdr.mwrs.org.au:8901/m.html
Argh recaptcha failed after entering lengthy note. short. i use 6 watts to hit SDR’s around the world. What is your status and location? Can you recommend sensitive ones in eastern Australia?
Hi Dave,
Our old webSDR has been offline for quite some time now, sorry!
The good news is that we recently ordered a KiwiSDR 2, which we hope to get online soon after it arrives (shipments have only just started from ZL). We’ll have an announcement on the blog when it’s operational.
Meanwhile, my favourite webSDRs around here are http://vk2aak.ddns.net:8073/ and http://kiwisdr.tecsunradios.com.au:8073/
73 Richard VK2SKY
Any chance the 20M band can be moved down 50kHz so that the CW portion of the band can be monitored?
Thanks.
Hi Henry,
The 20m band was down the bottom end of the band for the last couple of years. We’ve moved it up to give the SSB enthusiasts a go. So – not changing again for a while. Sorry!
Geoff
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