Danish Amateur Radio & Scanner Information
Find a curated collection of links for ham radio operators in Denmark, including software, JOTA, and scanner frequencies.
Amateur radio operators in Denmark engage in a variety of activities, from local QSOs on VHF/UHF repeaters to chasing DX on the HF bands. Many hams enjoy building their own antennas and experimenting with different modes, including Morse code and various digital modes. Danish operators also participate in international events like Field Day, connecting within the global amateur radio community.
For those interested in local activity, resources are available for Danish frequencies and scanner information, helping operators monitor local amateur radio activity. Hams can also find specialized software for contest logging, particularly useful for Field Day operations. Additionally, several tools support Morse code practice and decoding, such as CWRX, which decodes CW signals directly from a sound card, assisting operators in improving their Morse skills.
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Danish frequencies and scanner resource -
Web site dedicated to Jota in Denmark -
The program sends morse code audio via sound card and can be used under Windows in Danish only -
FDlog is a free windows Field day logging program in Danish -
CWRX is a freeware Windows program by OZ1IVA for receiving and decoding Morse code (CW) from audio input, designed for amateur radio use.