Welcome to Barney's online radios located in Bedford, England, UK.

There are 7 receivers available for use.

4 RTLSDR V3 dongles and homemade upconverters operating on the websdr.org system.

#1 covering 0.001 - 2.049 MHz with 30m end fed wire.
#2 covering 3.500 - 5.548 MHz with 20 m end fed wire
#3 covering 5.672 - 7.720 MHz with Half wave dipole
#4 covering 13.688 - 14.712 MHz with 20 m end fed wire

TO USE THESE RADIOS, SCROLL DOWN THIS PAGE

1 KiwiSDR operating on the OpenWebRX/KiwiSDR system.

This radio covers 0 - 30 MHz with a double size G5RV

TO USE THIS RADIO CLICK HERE

2 receivers operating on the RemoteHams system.

#1 is a TenTec RX320D covering 100 Khz - 30 MHz with a double size G5RV. TO USE THIS RADIO CLICK HERE
#2 is RTL-SDR covering 1 kHz to 15 MHz and 46 MHz to 470 MHz.
Antennas are a Miniwhip covering 1kHz to 15MHz and a Vertical 4 ft fan dipole for 46MHz upwards. TO USE THIS RADIO CLICK HERE
You will need to download the RCForb client to use these two radios.

If you would like to donate to the running costs of this receiver, please use the Donate button below. Thank You.


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Ten Tec RX320D
RTL-SDR V3
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The radios are operated by Barney, any problems or enquiries Email

More information about the WebSDR project can be found on websdr.org.

More information about the KiwiSDR project can be found on kiwisdr.com

More information about the RemoteHams project can be found on RemoteHams.com

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