IKARA SDR
Two wideband KiwiSDR receivers at the Ikara remote site, north of Canberra. Open a receiver below to tune it in your browser — no software required.
channels 01 — Receiver
SDR 1
Wideband KiwiSDR covering the HF spectrum. Up to eight people can listen at once, each on their own frequency, with their own waterfall.
Online 02 — ReceiverSDR 2
Second KiwiSDR, being commissioned. This link will start working as soon as the receiver is on site.
Not yet onlineSee who is listening right now, which bands and modes they are on, and the hours of the day the receivers actually get used.
SDR Listeners →Want to use it?
The QRM Eliminator is open to any licensed amateur — you just need your callsign added to the allow list first, and the current PIN. Both come from me, and it costs nothing.
ian.vk1hf@gmail.comSend me your callsign and I’ll add you and reply with the PIN. VK1HF.
QRM Eliminator
Most of the noise you hear on these receivers comes from the MPPT solar charge controller — the device that charges the site battery from the panels. Muting it makes the bands dramatically quieter. It switches back on by itself, and there is a daily limit so the battery always recovers.
Charge controller
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Who has muted it today
Nobody yet today.
The receivers are served over plain HTTP on their own ports, so your browser may warn when leaving this page. Formerly Snowline SDR.