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SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO (SDR) — UNITED STATES

A WebSDR is a receiver connected to the internet that anyone can tune remotely, right from a web browser — no radio hardware required. Below are the US-based WebSDR stations currently listed on websdr.org, grouped by facility. Click any receiver name to open it.

Receiver Frequency Range Antenna
Corinne, Utah · grid DN31uo
0.125 - 0.317 MHz Omnidirectional E-Field whip at 6.5m
0.318 - 2.564, 1.708 - 2.092, 3.366 - 4.134, 4.816 - 5.584, 6.741 - 7.509 MHz TCI 530 Omni Log Periodic
Corinne, Utah · grid DN31vo
9.994 - 29.818 MHz (multiple bands) TCI 530 Omni Log Periodic
49.916 - 50.684 MHz 6m Ringo Ranger (Cushcraft AR6) at 42ft
Corinne, Utah · grid DN31to
3.183 - 15.970 MHz (multiple bands) TCI 530 Omni Log Periodic
143.981 - 148.029 MHz 5-element Yagi at 32ft, pointed south toward Salt Lake metro
Corinne, Utah · grid DN31so
6.741 - 29.818 MHz (multiple bands) Hy-Gain LP-1002 at 87° true — Eastern US, Africa, S. Europe
Corinne, Utah · grid DN31wo
9.994 - 29.818 MHz (multiple bands) KLM 10-30-7LPA Log Periodic beam at 278° true — NW/Pacific/Asia
Corinne, Utah · grid DN40cq
145.708 - 146.092, 435.516 - 436.284 MHz M2 EggBeater at 35ft
143.976 - 450.036 MHz (multiple bands) Discone at 35ft
Half Moon Bay, California · grid CM87tj
3.316 - 28.682 MHz (multiple bands) "Omni" (TCI 530)
Half Moon Bay, California · grid CM87sj
1.804 - 1.996 MHz "SW" (TCI 532)
24.844 - 29.721 MHz "Omni" (TCI 530)
Half Moon Bay, California · grid CM87tk
3.316 - 28.734 MHz (multiple bands) TCI-527B @ 135°
Half Moon Bay, California · grid CM87tj
1.708 - 29.734 MHz (multiple bands) TCI-527B @ 135°
Washington, DC area · grid FM18JS
0.000 - 2.048 MHz Mini-Whip
3.200 - 15.703 MHz (multiple bands) Multiband Dipole with Q-Bit LNA preamp
20.888 - 29.009 MHz Cushcraft R-7 with Q-Bit LNA preamp
Washington, DC area · grid FM18js
0.000 - 30.000 MHz Multi-band HF antenna
Washington, DC area · grid FM18KS
50.000 - 162.924 MHz (multiple bands) Discone
0.000 - 0.024 MHz E-Field
Milford, Pennsylvania · grid FN21mh
0.000 - 30.000 MHz G5RV
Warrenton, Virginia · grid FM18cr
0.000 - 30.000 MHz Multi-band HF antenna
Santa Clarita, California · grid DM04RL
-0.024 - 2.024 MHz Wellbrook Active Loop
3.038 - 7.661 MHz Buckmaster DX-OCF-HP OCF Dipole at 17m with Q-Bit LNA
26.673 - 27.697 MHz Force 12 8-Element Quad Bander (10/15/10/40m) at 17m
Gatesville, Texas · grid EM11dk
0.462 - 1.998 MHz Custom Active Loop
3.126 - 5.174 MHz 1:1 Isolated 67ft Wire
8.133 - 10.181 MHz 30m Inverted Vee
26.711 - 28.759 MHz MLA-30+ Active Loop
Maine · grid FN43SS
3.276 - 5.324 MHz Dipole at 50ft
27.976 - 30.024 MHz Dipole
Metairie, Louisiana · grid EM40wa
7.154 - 7.346, 14.154 - 14.346 MHz MFJ magnetic loop, 40ft tower and G5RV
New Orleans, Louisiana · grid EM40wa
14.154 - 14.346, 7.134 - 7.326, 462.088 - 463.112 MHz 1886 Super HI loop G5RV with automatic switch
3.789 - 3.981 MHz Magnetic loop array of mini whips
Cleveland, Ohio · grid EN91JJ
3.188 - 14.662 MHz (multiple bands) Buckmaster OCF Multi-Band Dipole up 40ft
Connecticut ("Quiet Corner") · grid FN31vu
49.866 - 50.634 MHz Delta Loop Turnstile, Horizontally Polarized Omni
EM12ho grid · grid EM12ho
0.476 - 7.878 MHz (multiple bands) 75ft wire / 75ft long wire
926.988 - 928.012 MHz Not specified

These are independently operated, volunteer-run receivers — if one is offline, try another. Full directory: websdr.org.

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