MagicSDR vs FT8 Decoder Usage & Stats

MagicSDR makes it possible to interactively explore RF spectrum using panadapter and waterfall visualization, demodulate and play AM, SSB, CW, NFM, WFM signals, collect frequencies. Built on the principle of plug-in architecture, MagicSDR - powerful and flexible next-generation SDR (software-defined radio) application. Typical applications are dx-ing, ham radio, radio astronomy, and spectrum analysis. Explore the spectrum everywhere! MagicSDR provides access to more than six hundred servers around the world, with which you can listen to the radio shortwave bands. This does not require special equipment. Support servers and protocols: - KiwiSDR - RTL-TCP - MagicLink - Airspy network - Hermes-Lite - HiQSDR Main features: - Wide band spectrum view - AM/SSB/CW/NFM/WFM demodulator - Screen gestures - Frequency bookmarks - Band plan - Shortwave Guide (EiBi database) - Noise treshold squelch - Audio over UDP for external data decoders Feedback and bug reports are always welcome.

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FT8 Decoder

An FT8 decoder. FT8 is a weak signal digital mode, currently very popular in the amateur radio HF shortwave bands. The ft8d app allows decoding FT8 8FSK modulated signals contained in externally provided audio or sound from an SSB radio or SDR. The app supports Level 1 decoding of messages with standard callsigns or 13 character free text messages. The app can also generate standard FT8 message audio, so can be used to experiment with sending and receiving FT8 encoded and modulated audio. The app does NOT perform Auto-sequencing, or encode long hashed callsigns.