Been chasing shortwave DX for a while and got tired of manually cross-referencing EIBI schedules every evening to figure out what's actually worth tuning to. So I built a tool for it.
It looks at your rough location and the time of day and gives you a ranked list — easy catches, worth-a-try, and long-shot DX — pulled from live schedule data, not a static list. There's also a frequency identifier (punch in what you're hearing, it narrows down likely candidates) and station pages with reception logs and best-time-to-catch info.
It's free, no account, no login wall: hqshortwaveradio.com
Still actively building it out — if you try it and something's off or missing, I want to hear about it. What would make a tool like this actually useful for how you listen?
73, Michael — KM7FMJ
It looks at your rough location and the time of day and gives you a ranked list — easy catches, worth-a-try, and long-shot DX — pulled from live schedule data, not a static list. There's also a frequency identifier (punch in what you're hearing, it narrows down likely candidates) and station pages with reception logs and best-time-to-catch info.
It's free, no account, no login wall: hqshortwaveradio.com
Still actively building it out — if you try it and something's off or missing, I want to hear about it. What would make a tool like this actually useful for how you listen?
73, Michael — KM7FMJ