Northeast Ohio WebSDR
20, 40, 80 Meters - Buckmaster Dipole Antenna
NEW: This WebSDR system now uses a Nooelec Ham-it-Up HT Upconverter. This vastly improves performance and you should recieve signals much better now.
NOTE ON AUDIO Some browsers, like Chrome, Safari, and Opera, have a tendancy to block sound from Unsecure sites, such as this one which is served by a Raspbery Pi 4.
If you are having audio problems with this or other WebSDRs, check for a button in the tuner area, usually to the right of the Waterfall
and Sound area where you select either Java or HTML5. Press the button to start the audio. If you are still having problems,
check out the Northern Utah WebSDR site (click HERE ) for more details on solving audio problems.
WORD OF THANKS: I would like to thank Nick N4BUT and Joshua KA6NEW for helping me to get my site going with two RTL-SDRs and a Raspberry Pi 4. I especially want to thank Nick
for sharing his source code with me so I could work with his interface and modify it for how I wanted to display my SDR.
Note: You need both Java and JavaScript enabled for this page to work properly. If you don't hear anything, probably Java
is disabled or its version is too old (i.e., pre-1.4.2).
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![]() ![]() Hardware (20m, 40m): RTL-SDR v3 Antenna: Buckmaster DX-OCF-HP Multiband Dipole Original interface design : UB0AZG & SV1RVL Author of the WebSDR software: PA3FWM Designer of this interface: N4BUT Modifications made by: N8MDP
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