OpenWebRx SDR
Submitted by dc7jzb on Thu, 05/05/2016 - 15:23
OpenwebRX 2m:
| OpenwebRX 70cm: 


When a WebSDR's is down, please try again later !
If you hear massively QRM, no worry, then there is a WSPR Transmission (or I'am TXing on SW)
My Shack is very small, and all my radios stand nearly Side-by-Side, so Transmissions on other Bands can cause harmonics and spurious emissions.
On Saturday and Sunday you can hear the Broadcast Messages of the DARC Districts Berlin/Brandenburg:
Saturday 18:00 CET & Sunday 10:00 CET
- 145.600 Mhz - DB0SP
- 439.425 Mhz - DB0SP
- 439.275 Mhz - DB0BLO
The WebRX are running with the OpenwebRX Fork from Jakob, DD5JFK
https://www.openwebrx.de/
This Fork can Decode FM,AM,SSB,DMR,YSF,DStar and different Digimodes like FT8/FT4, Wspr etc.
OpenwebRX 2m : 144-146 Mhz
- Qth: Berlin/Lichtenrade - Germany
- Loc: JO62QJ
- Server: AMD-A4 DualCore with Debian Buster & OpenWebRX.
- Receiver: RTL-Stick with FC00013 Tuner (Logilink VG0002a)
- Center Frequency 2m: 145.000 Mhz 2 Mhz Bandwidth
- Start Frequency : 145.600 Mhz DB0SP - Spandau-Relais
- Switchable Profiles : 2m Band & Freenet
- Max. Users : 10
Please don't switch to another Profile, if you see other Users listening the WebSDR !!!
Start WebSDR 2m Link opens in a new Tab/Window.
OpenwebRX 70cm: 438-440 Mhz
- Qth: Berlin/Lichtenrade - Germany
- Loc: JO62QJ
- Server: Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Raspbian Buster and OpenwebRX
- Receiver: RTL-Stick with FC00013 Tuner (Logilink VG0002a)
- Center Frequency 70cm: 439.000 Mhz 2 Mhz Bandwidth
- Start Frequency: 438.725 Mhz DB0ZOD
- Switchable Profiles :430-432 Mhz, 432-434 Mhz, 434-436 Mhz, 436-438 Mhz, 438-440 Mhz, PMR & LPD
- Max. Users : 5
Please don't switch to another Profile, if you see other Users listening the WebSDR !!!
Start WebSDR 70cm Link opens in a new Tab/Window.
You find more OpenWebRX SDR's on https://www.receiverbook.de/
Antenna is a Small Discone at the Attic with a 32dB Low Noise RX Amplifier.
The Antenna goes to a passive 4way Splitter, where the Port for the 2m & 70cm WebSDR is splitted by a Selfmade Diplexer.
The 2m WebSDR is filtered by a small 2m Bandpass.
