band conditions

For those who read Amateur Radio Daily, you’ll now see an improved version of the solar conditions in the site header — plus a new sidebar section showing current HF band conditions in real time. This update comes from a collaboration between Cale Mooth (K4HCK), who runs Amateur Radio Daily...

DXLook has just rolled out a new feature called Personalized Band Conditions, giving hams a clearer picture of their own HF propagation in real time. Instead of showing the same “global” conditions for everyone, DXLook now tailors its band forecasts to your Maidenhead grid — factoring in your...

DXLook has introduced a new QSO View that lets radio amateurs upload their own ADIF (.adi) log files and see their QSOs displayed on the map. Each contact is shown with a great-circle arc from your station to the destination, and markers include details such as callsign, grid, band, mode, date...

June 30, 2025 — DXLook, the interactive HF propagation platform for amateur radio operators, has officially shifted its focus to highlight what truly matters to operators: real-time reception awareness. Now more than ever, users want to know: ➡️ Where is my signal being heard? ➡️ What bands are...

I just added a new POTA View to the site. It visualizes Parks on the Air activations from the last 6 hours, with a cap of 1,000 reports. Each activation is plotted by callsign, grid, and park reference. You can pan around the world to see where parks are currently active, or filter by band/mode...

Long Wave, Inc. (formally ACE-HF) has discontinued support for their Windows propagation program ACE-HF. For a limited time, it is now available as freeware (no support) by going to the Long Wave Dropbox and downloading the installation package. It will only be available until June 2024. The...