DX Zone News

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  • QSL Digest provides daily amateur radio news, commentary, and updates from the community, covering contests, equipment, and propagation. – Listed in Ham Radio/Ham Radio News
  • This week, we've pulled together a few items that touch on some persistent challenges and evolving technologies in the shack. There's a practical look at mitigating common-mode issues, something that comes up often when dealing with feed lines and antenna installations, especially for those running higher power or operating portable. We also have a couple of pieces exploring the expanding role of Software Defined Radio, both as a standalone system […]
  • QTC-CrossCheck is an offline Windows utility for WAEDC CW QTC traffic. It decodes QTC groups from WAV recordings and compares them with UCXLog QTC files. – Listed in Software/Log Analysis
  • RigOne is a focused radio control application for Windows 10/11 and macOS (in development), offering essential controls for desk operation. – Listed in Software/Radio Control
  • SDRoxide is a Rust-based, cross-platform SDR transceiver client for Linux, macOS, and Windows, supporting various hardware. – Listed in Software/Software Defined Radio
  • Interactive web tool visualizing amateur radio band activity on a world map, displaying CQ and ITU zones, and country-specific band plans. – Listed in Ham Radio/Band Plans
  • LY4A DX Reminder is a free, ad-free application for Android, Windows, and macOS that monitors five DX cluster sources simultaneously. – Listed in Software/DX Cluster
  • SDRcom offers browser-based Software Defined Radio applications with physical controls, 64k FFT waterfall, and AM/FM/SSB/CW tuning. It supports SDRplay… – Listed in Software/Radio Control
  • HamRadioWeb is a real-time web platform and companion app for WSJT-X/JTDX operators, enabling remote FT8/FT4 operation, decode monitoring, and advanced… – Listed in Software/Weak Signal