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No nonsense website with frequenties ( 0.0 - 30 mHz) monitored by the members of the UDXF shortwave group. The UDXF has been created to exchange utility radio related logs and information. To join the UDXF
please go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/udxf/ They also have a website : www.udxf.nl. If you are not a member of the UDXF group and you want to share information about dx-ing, upcomming test-
transmissions, utility stations or am broadcasting feel free to send me an email: postmaster@shortwavemonitor.com. Website resolution 1600x1200. And very important for the visitors from the UK, fight against
the BT Vision package on www.ukqrm.org. My equipment: RFT EKD 300 receiver (ex Stasi, DDR), Skysweeper 5.11, Hoka's Code300-32 V3.08 release 3 and some other free HAM software.I am waiting for somebody
from WAVECOM to send me a nice demo decoder, let's say the W61PC with W-code v6.8 to compare it with my Code300
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last update January 2010:  All sections are up to date. Some fine-tuning has to be done.  I can also be contacted on ICQ: 589927947
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Wolfgang Baumgärtel (DL7ND) is the creator of DX-BUDDY, a nice piece of software with the following features.

  • Can act as a universal remote control for your station

  • Runs under Windows, OS X and Linux

  • Controls your RIG via a CAT-control-port

  • Controls your Rotator

  • Helps you when listening to broadcast stations with up-to-date frequency-lists

  • Shows you what you can hear and what broadcast-stations are on the air

  • DX-Cluster working - including qrz.com searches

  • Logbook included for ham-amateurs and shortwave listeners

  • Intelligent memories

  • Descriptive propagation displays

  • Beacon clock

  • Voice memory for contests

  • Helps you to find out what utility station you are listening to

  • Worldmap with day and nightview

  • And it works with MultiPSK (via TCP/IP link)

  • If you want you can hear the audio output of the remote rig (using Internet & VLC)

  • Produces Adif-files for Global QSL

Now, Wolfgang and I joined forces. When the users of DX-BUDDY are finished logging they can, just with one click, send they're logging reports to the UDXF mailing list and/or to me. Why me? With the e-mails the UDXF frequency list will be updated in a flash. The UDXF list will be implemented in DX-BUDY so nobody has to copy/paste the list or have to be online for the frequency list. The program is also useful for shortwave listeners outside the UDXF. For more information go to Wolfgang’s website:

www.dx-buddy.net