HAM-RADIO.LIVE
Live amateur radio in your browser.
HAM-RADIO.LIVE is a web service for amateur-radio (ham) operators that runs entirely in the browser — no software to install. It brings the live activity of the amateur bands into a single page you can open on any device.
What you can do
- See the ether in real time. Watch who is on the air and on which frequency right now.
- Chat on the air. Coordinate with other operators without leaving the page.
- Connect your transceiver. Link your rig and control it from the browser.
Frequently asked questions
What is HAM-RADIO.LIVE?
A browser-based amateur-radio service that shows live band activity, lets you chat on the air, and connect your transceiver — with nothing to install.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It works in any modern web browser.
Which transceivers can I connect?
Icom CI-V (IC-705, IC-7300, IC-9700, IC-7610), Yaesu ASCII/binary CAT (FT-991A, FTDX10, FT-817/857/897), and Kenwood/Elecraft/Flex CAT-port rigs (TS-590, K3/KX3, the 6000 series), via the free connector.
Is it free?
Watching live band activity is free. Chatting on the air or connecting your own transceiver requires a free account verified against your amateur-radio license and callsign.
Do I need an amateur-radio license?
Yes, to create an account and take part — an account requires a verified amateur-radio license and callsign.