Every morning
Morning report
Satellite passes over you, the band outlook for your license and nets you can listen to, in your inbox before breakfast.
Get a free morning email with satellite passes over your grid square and whether the HF bands in your license look open, on mornings with something worth hearing.
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Example
Good morning, KD9XYZ.
Satellites over EM12 today
7:42 PM · SO-50 · up to 64° · ~12 min
FM repeater. Listen on 436.795 MHz. Doppler shift moves the signal, so start near 436.805 as it rises and step down to 436.785 as it sets.
Bands for your Technician license
Solar flux 142 (active sun) · K index 2 (quiet)
10 meters should be open in daylight. You can talk on 28.300 to 28.500 MHz with your Technician license.
Nets you can listen to today
9:00 PM · DFW AMSAT Information Net (West)
147.140 MHz FM (2 m), tone 110.9 · Arlington Amateur Radio Club repeater (K5SLD), Arlington, Texas, about 14 mi. Listening takes no license.
How it works
- Sent on mornings with something worth hearing: a satellite pass at least 30° high during waking hours (6 a.m. to 11 p.m. local), an HF band in your license that looks open, a geomagnetic storm warning, or a net near you later that day (so far, only in the Dallas and Fort Worth area).
- Uses your grid square and license from Today, with times in your time zone.
- One click to unsubscribe in every email.
- Free.
Also free: a license expiration reminder, since the FCC doesn't send one.