The planet, from more perspectives.
Geochron, azimuthal, Europe, Space and Globe views. Clocks, the Sun, the Moon and the day/night boundary offer different views of the same moment.
9H1SR / RADIO LAB↓EXPLORE
05THE WORLD OF TIME
Every moment
has another horizon.
An Earth clock designed for the radio station. Maps, daylight and operating information meet in a world view for radio amateurs.
RADIO LAB / ONE WORLD · ONE MOMENTWEBSITE CLOCKS
00 / UTC—
01 / MALTA—
02 / TOKYO—
Three real-time browser clocks: an interactive Radio Lab preview dedicated to time.
Activity, on the map.
DX Cluster, open-band indicators, FT2 spots, grids and NCDXF beacons, with information supplied by the configured sources.
A more connected station.
DecoLink brings recent QSOs and worked grids from DecoDXLog. Remote View lets you access the scene from a browser on the local network.
AVAILABILITY
Project in development. The repository is restricted and had no published release at the time of verification. Windows, macOS and Linux are the platforms stated by the project.
Keep exploring.
An IU8LMC project · elisir80 contributions documented in the changelog.
DETAILSINSIDE THE PROJECT
The possibilities,
in detail.
Features, integrations and operating conditions, with direct links to project sources.
The connection guide01Maps, time and astronomy+
In this project under development, UTC and local clocks accompany Geochron, azimuthal, Europe and globe views. The day/night boundary, Sun, Moon and QTH sunrise and sunset times help you read the planet from your station’s perspective.
Source & documentation02Radio activity, satellites and space+
FT2/FT8 spots, PSK Reporter, DX Cluster and NCDXF beacons sit alongside space-weather data. Configured satellites have position, ground-track and QTH pass views. Information availability and freshness depend on the enabled sources.
Source & documentation03DecoLink and Remote View+
With DecoDXLog running and DecoLink configured, DecoClock receives recent QSOs and worked grids through the local TCP service. Remote View lets you access the scene from a browser on your local network while the desktop application remains running.
Source & documentation06A FAMILY OF TOOLS