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Ramblings by K6RJ Priority listing - Ramblings by K6RJ, thoughts from my warped mind about software-defined radio (SDR) and amateur radio in general.

KE6US Amateur Radio Priority listing - Experiences with QRP, SDR, SPICE and Pics. Includes and excellent page on construction tips and test equipments

HB9FX Internet Remote Base JN37XH Hochwacht Zofingen Switzerland - Tune and / or listen between 10kHz - 10GHz to professional Online-Receivers as Rhode & Schwarz EK070 or AEG E1900/3, Amateur-Radio-Transceivers, Web-SDR, Digital-Modes, Repeaters, EchoLink, APRS or control Antenna-Switch-Matrix, Antenna-Tuner, SWR & PWR- Control or Web-Cams.

WebSDR on 20m, 40m and 80m  ^pop - On this page you can listen to and control a short-wave receiver located at the amateur radio club ETGD at the University of Twente. In contrast to other web-controlled receivers, this receiver can be tuned by multiple users simultaneously, thanks to the use of Software-Defined Radio

WebSDR in Canada - WebSDR receiver located at the University of British Columbia Amateur Radio Society by VE7KA

FlexRadio Systems - Software Defined Radios - FlexRadio Systems delivers the first truly open source Software Defined Radio transceiver for Amateur Radio use. Receive Only versions are also available for non Amateur Radio applications. Read the SDR Articles and the SDR-1000 Product Information.

High Performance Software Defined Radio - The HPSDR is an open source, GNU type, hardware and software project intended as a "next generation" Software Defined Radio (SDR) for use by Radio Amateurs and Short Wave Listeners

SDR-RADIO.com - SDR-RADIO.com is a Windows console for SDR receivers and transceivers. Designed for the commercial, amateur radio and short-wave listener communities, the console provides a powerful interface for all SDR users. Many SDR owners have made their radios available over the internet. Just look at the Web Servers page for a list of the radios you can use. You do not need a licence to use this sodftware with RFSPACE, FUNcube Dongles, Soundcard (SoftRock) and low-end SDRs.

iSDR - iSDR is a software defined radio application compatible with the Apple iPhone, iPod touch and iPad™. iSDR is designed for experimenters, shortwave listeners, and amateur radio enthusiasts who would like a truly portable software-defined radio receiver.

High Performance Software Defined Radio - The HPSDR is an open source hardware and software project intended as a next generation Software Defined Radio for use by Radio Amateurs

SDR for Amateur Radio Blog - A blogspot blog about Software Defined Radio