Internet Receivers

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An Internet Receiver is a radio receiver that is connected to the Internet. Remote users can connect via the Web, and the audio from the receiver is streamed back to the user. There is usually a Web-based interface that allows various adjustments to be made to the receiver, such as changing the frequency, mode, and other properties. Some of these receivers are free to all, others require membership, and possibly a fee. Various bands may be available, including HF, UHF, and VHF.

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Contents 1 Application Specific 2 No registration required 3 Registration required 4 Other listings

Application Specific

• Perseus Servers
  • For those using the Perseus SDR on a network

• SDR Console Online Servers
  • For those using the popular SDR Console application, often with a SDRPlay SDR

• Spyserver Network
  • For those using the Airspy SDRs on the Spyserver network

No registration required

• The Original Web Controlled SW Radio

• University of Twente WebSDR

• WebSDR Network

Kiwi SDR Sites

• KiwiSDR map

• KiwiSDR Portal at VE3SUN

• List of public Kiwi SDRs

• Signal to Noise Ratio Based Scores

• Tune a KiwiSDR using the EiBi Database

• WA2ZKD LW-HF

Registration required

• Global Tuners

• Remote Hams

Other listings

• DX Zone Online Receivers

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