Welcome to HamSphere!
This is a virtual shortwave tranceiver that works in Windows, Linux or Mac or any other Java driven system. HamSphere can be used by both licensed (Ham Radio) and unlicensed radio enthusiasts.
You will be able to work virtual Ham radio bands from 6 to 160 meters including the 11 meter DX band. Here are some features that you will get:
- Realistic shortwave propagation.
- DSB (Double SideBand) transmitter and receiver.
- Fully progressive VFO in 10 hz increments.
- 10 Ham Bands plus one Broadcast Band (BC) band
- Volume, power and Mic level knobs.
- CW mode using keyboard input and in full QSK.
- 800 hz CW filter.
- Frequency memory.
- Real time DX Cluster
- Simulation on/off button (Use HamSphere as a 2M VHF rig)
- AGC (Automatic gain control)
- Filters 3.8 kHz and 2.8 kHz
Getting started. Information on how to start using HamSphere.
The system does not emit any RF and it is 100% safe to operate in any country.
Everything you hear on the system is part of a big shortwave simulation called "HamSphere".
You will find the system very similar to the shortwave band as it has noises and scratches called QRN as well as unwanted signals called QRM. The propagation is very much like real shortwave. Sometimes the conditions are bad and sometimes they improve significantly.
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