SDR Receiver

Welcome to the ACURA SDR Receiver

The ACURA SDR Receiver below is a fully functioning software-defined HF receiver that tunes from 0-30 MHz, covering the full AM broadcast band as well as the 160 through 10 meter amateur radio bands, giving you the ability to explore the entire HF spectrum — from local and distant AM stations up through the ham bands — and listen to stations from near and far. The receiver’s antennas are located in the Pocono Mountains, in Pennsylvania. Which gives it excellent reach up and down the East Coast. This is a fully interactive receiver, not a static display — every button, control, and tuning dial is fully functional. Tune frequencies by turning the main dial, using the +/- tuning buttons, or clicking directly on the frequency display and typing in the exact frequency you want for instant, precise tuning — including down into the AM band to catch familiar broadcast stations. Change modes, adjust receiver settings, and explore the HF bands just as you would with a traditional radio.

As you tune across the bands, watch for the station tag badge that appears beneath the frequency display — it automatically identifies well-known stations and nets, including WWV/WWVH time signals, ham radio nets like the Hurricane Watch Net and ECARS, and AM broadcast stations, whenever you land on one of their frequencies.

In place of a traditional waterfall display, the SDR features a LIVE video feed of the Atlantic City Boardwalk, bringing a real-time view of the local area into the receiver experience while you listen to the airwaves. Whether you’re monitoring amateur radio activity, tuning through AM broadcast stations, exploring different bands, or enjoying the view of Atlantic City, the ACURA SDR puts an interactive HF radio experience right at your fingertips.

Know of a major net or AM broadcast station that isn’t tagged yet? Email the ACURA webmaster at [email protected] with the band, frequency, and the name of the net or station, and we’ll get it added.

POWER
ACURA DX-1000 LIVE HF SDR RECEIVER
AG2NJ
STANDBY
S S1 1 3 5 7 9 +20 +40 +60 S-METER S0 — dBm
RF GAIN
0100
50%
AF GAIN
0100
75%
SQL
0100
OPEN
UTC –:–:–
UTC DATE
AG2NJ
● RX 40 METER LSB
7.255.000
VFO A BW 2.7 kHz AGC FAST
LIVE CAM RESORTS CASINO BEACH
LIVE CAM ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK
RX
DSP
NB
LINK
MAIN TUNING
DRAG OR SCROLL TO TUNE
TUNING STEP
DIAL STEP • 1 kHz
TUNE
READY • AG2NJ
BAND
RECEIVER AG2NJ SIGNAL — dBm AUDIO OFF

ACURA SDR - HF Nets Frequency Tags

The ACURA SDR receiver automatically tags 159 popular HF amateur radio nets — regular on-air gatherings for traffic handling, emergency communications, rag chewing, and special-interest groups from across the country and beyond. Tune near one of these frequencies and the tag will pop up on its own beneath the frequency display; the list below is here so you can browse the lineup and find a net worth checking in on.

  • 28.800 MHz – 10-10 International
  • 28.665 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 28.410 MHz – SMARC 10M Net
  • 28.380 MHz – 10-10 International
  • 21.395 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 21.373 MHz – YL International Single Side Band System
  • 21.350 MHz – Family Hour
  • 18.158 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 14.340 MHz – Manana Net
  • 14.340 MHz – Manana Net-Early Bird Session
  • 14.336 MHz – Emergency and County Hunters Net
  • 14.332 MHz – YL International Single Side Band System
  • 14.327 MHz – USCG Amateur Radio SSB Net
  • 14.325 MHz – Hurricane Watch Net
  • 14.3225 MHz – International Bible Study Net
  • 14.316 MHz – Kenwood Hybrid Radio Net
  • 14.3075 MHz – Family Motor Coach Net
  • 14.3075 MHz – RV Service Net
  • 14.300 MHz – INTERCON
  • 14.300 MHz – Maritime Mobile Service Network
  • 14.300 MHz – Pacific Seafarers Net
  • 14.300 MHz – USCG Amateur Radio SSB Net
  • 14.295 MHz – OMIK Net
  • 14.290 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 14.265 MHz – SATERN Net
  • 14.263 MHz – Collins Collectors Association
  • 14.263 MHz – Collins Radio Association
  • 7.290 MHz – 7290 Traffic Net
  • 7.285 MHz – Daytime Texas Traffic Net
  • 7.280 MHz – Ambassadors 4 Christ Net
  • 7.279 MHz – Good Ole Boys Group
  • 7.279 MHz – The Moonlighters Net
  • 7.278 MHz – California American Legion Amatur Radio Service
  • 7.2741 MHz – Corn Cob Net
  • 7.272 MHz – 7272 Rag Chew
  • 7.268 MHz – The 68 GROUP
  • 7.268 MHz – WATERWAY Net
  • 7.2675 MHz – YL International Single Side Band System
  • 7.265 MHz – Breakfast Club Net
  • 7.265 MHz – RV Radio Network
  • 7.265 MHz – SATERN Net
  • 7.263 MHz – Hams for Christ
  • 7.262 MHz – Professional Loafers Net
  • 7.260 MHz – Bigfoot Radio Net
  • 7.260 MHz – Southbears
  • 7.258 MHz – MidCARS Net
  • 7.255 MHz – EAST Cars Net
  • 7.255 MHz – The NightHawks Net
  • 7.2535 MHz – CENTRAL States Traffic Net
  • 7.251 MHz – SOUTHCars Net
  • 7.250 MHz – GRIT NET
  • 7.245 MHz – Navy Amateur Radio Club
  • 7.243 MHz – Alabama ARES
  • 7.241 MHz – Carribean Maritime Mobile Net
  • 7.240 MHz – 7.240 Club
  • 7.240 MHz – The No Name Net
  • 7.238 MHz – Crew Classroom Net
  • 7.238 MHz – Rotten Apples Net
  • 7.235 MHz – Kenwood Hybrid Radio Net
  • 7.230 MHz – Christian Amateur Radio Fellowship
  • 7.225 MHz – Amateur Radio Missionary Service
  • 7.222 MHz – Country Hams
  • 7.203 MHz – Service Academies Radio Group
  • 7.197 MHz – NorCars Net
  • 7.192 MHz – The Brothers Net
  • 7.191 MHz – RV Service Net
  • 7.190 MHz – The Triple H Net
  • 7.188 MHz – Century Club Net
  • 7.188 MHz – Emergency and County Hunters Net
  • 7.188 MHz – Friendly 7.188 Net
  • 7.185 MHz – OMIK Net
  • 7.185 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 7.180 MHz – 100 Watts and a Wire Net
  • 7.178 MHz – Century Club Net
  • 7.153 MHz – Communications Ontario Net
  • 7.153 MHz – JARA Meyer's Net
  • 7.110 MHz – Alabama ARES - RTTY/PSK
  • 7.088 MHz – Band Hopper Net
  • 7.088 MHz – Hawaii Afternoon Net
  • 7.070 MHz – Century Club Net
  • 3.9935 MHz – PA Statewide ACS/PEMA RACES Net
  • 3.9905 MHz – Western PA PEMA RACES Net
  • 3.990 MHz – Sun Belt Service Net
  • 3.990 MHz – The Rooster Net
  • 3.9875 MHz – Arkansas Phone Net
  • 3.9875 MHz – Arkansas Razorback Net
  • 3.9875 MHz – Eastern Area PA RACES Net
  • 3.985 MHz – Bible Net
  • 3.985 MHz – Georgia Cracker Net
  • 3.983 MHz – Georgia Traffic & Emergency Net
  • 3.980 MHz – Tennessee Phone Net
  • 3.980 MHz – Tennessee Traffic Net
  • 3.975 MHz – Georgia ARES
  • 3.975 MHz – Georgia SSB Net
  • 3.973 MHz – Before The Breakfast Club
  • 3.973 MHz – The Breakfast Club
  • 3.9725 MHz – Kentucky KY Emergency Net
  • 3.9725 MHz – Mid-West Country Cousins
  • 3.9725 MHz – OHIO SSB Net
  • 3.970 MHz – EYE BANK Net
  • 3.970 MHz – Southern Country Cousins
  • 3.970 MHz – Western Country Cousins Net
  • 3.965 MHz – Alabama Day Net
  • 3.965 MHz – Alabama Traffic Net
  • 3.955 MHz – Double Nickel Net
  • 3.950 MHz – Northern Florida ARES Net
  • 3.950 MHz – Northern Florida Phone Net
  • 3.947 MHz – Old Dominion Emergency Net
  • 3.947 MHz – The Green Frogs Net
  • 3.947 MHz – Virginia Fone Net
  • 3.945 MHz – Teenager Net
  • 3.942 MHz – OMISS Net
  • 3.940 MHz – Early Bird Transcontinental Net
  • 3.940 MHz – Friendly Florida Phone Traffic Net
  • 3.940 MHz – South Florida ARES Net
  • 3.935 MHz – Central Gulf Coast Hurricane Net
  • 3.935 MHz – Michigan Wolverine SSB Net
  • 3.935 MHz – SouthWest Traffic Net
  • 3.935 MHz – Wolverine SSB Net
  • 3.930 MHz – Buzzards Roost Net
  • 3.930 MHz – Christian Amateur Radio Fellowship
  • 3.929 MHz – Buzzards Roost Net
  • 3.927 MHz – North Carolina Morning Net
  • 3.925 MHz – Gulf Coast Side Band Net
  • 3.925 MHz – PICONet
  • 3.923 MHz – North Carolina Evening Net
  • 3.923 MHz – Tar Heel Emergency Net
  • 3.920 MHz – OMIK Net
  • 3.916 MHz – Free Wheelers Net
  • 3.916 MHz – The Rag Chew Crew
  • 3.916 MHz – The Tailgators Net
  • 3.915 MHz – South Carolina Single Side Band Net
  • 3.912 MHz – Amateur Radio Sunrise Bible Study Group-Study
  • 3.910 MHz – Louisiana Traffic Net
  • 3.908 MHz – The HiFivers Amateur Radio Friendship Net
  • 3.905 MHz – Old Buzzards Net
  • 3.904 MHz – Old Buzzards Net
  • 3.902 MHz – Century Club Net
  • 3.901 MHz – Emergency and County Hunters Net
  • 3.873 MHz – Louisiana Section ARES Net
  • 3.873 MHz – Texas Ares Net
  • 3.873 MHz – Texas Traffic Net
  • 3.873 MHz – West Gulf Division ARRL - Section Managers Net
  • 3.8625 MHz – Magnolia Section (Mississippi) Net
  • 3.862 MHz – Mississippi Section Phone Net
  • 3.856 MHz – North South Evening Net
  • 3.855 MHz – Awful Awful Ugly PRE Net
  • 3.855 MHz – The Awful Awful Ugly Net
  • 3.845 MHz – Amateur Radio UFO Net
  • 3.836 MHz – YL International Single Side Band System
  • 3.820 MHz – Little Red Barn Net
  • 3.816 MHz – Kentucky Phone Net
  • 3.811 MHz – West Virginia ARES/RACES Net
  • 3.811 MHz – West Virginia Fone Net
  • 3.810 MHz – Kentucky Phone Net
  • 3.805 MHz – Collins Radio Association
  • 3.755 MHz – ONTARS Net
  • 3.733 MHz – Sandbox Roundtable
  • 3.668 MHz – Geratol Net

ACURA SDR - AM Broadcast Station Directory

Tuning across the AM broadcast band on the ACURA SDR Receiver? Here's a quick-reference guide to the stations already tagged on this receiver, that are within the SDR receivers range. As you turn the dial, watch for the station name to pop up automatically beneath the frequency display — but if you'd rather browse ahead of time, the frequencies below will get you started, from local Pocono-area stations to regional heavy-hitters up and down the East Coast.

  • 1.680 MHz – WTTM Philadelphia - Home of the Phillies
  • 1.600 MHz – WWRL New York, NY
  • 1.590 MHz – WPSN Honesdale, PA
  • 1.560 MHz – WFME New York, NY
  • 1.550 MHz – WITK Pittston, PA
  • 1.520 MHz – WCHE West Chester, PA
  • 1.510 MHz – WRNJ Hackettstown, NJ
  • 1.500 MHz – WFED Washington, DC
  • 1.490 MHz – WDLC Port Jervis, New York
  • 1.470 MHz – WSAN Allentown, PA
  • 1.450 MHz – WYNY Milford, PA
  • 1.250 MHz – WMTR Morristown, NJ
  • 1.220 MHz – WGNY Newburgh, New York - FOX Sports
  • 1.210 MHz – WPHT Philadelphia
  • 1.200 MHz – WOAI San Antonio
  • 1.180 MHz – WHAM Rochester
  • 1.130 MHz – WBBR New York
  • 1.110 MHz – WTBQ Warwick, NY - Live NASCAR
  • 1.100 MHz – WTAM Cleveland
  • 1.090 MHz – WBAL Baltimore - Home of the Orioles
  • 1.080 MHz – WTIC Hartford
  • 1.060 MHz – KYW Philadelphia
  • 1.050 MHz – ESPN New York
  • 1.040 MHz – WCHR Flemington, NJ
  • 1.030 MHz – WBZ Boston
  • 1.020 MHz – KDKA Pittsburgh
  • 1.010 MHz – CFRB Toronto
  • 1.000 MHz – WIOO Carlisle, PA
  • 0.990 MHz – WNTP Philadelphia
  • 0.980 MHz – WTEM Washington, DC
  • 0.970 MHz – WNYM New York
  • 0.940 MHz – WKGM Smithfield, Virginia
  • 0.910 MHz – WSBA York, PA - Home of the Orioles
  • 0.900 MHz – WURD Philadelphia
  • 0.880 MHz – WHSQ New York - Home of the Mets
  • 0.860 MHz – WWDB Philadelphia
  • 0.840 MHz – WPCO Stroudsburg, PA
  • 0.830 MHz – WEEU Reading, PA - Home of the E-A-G-L-E-S
  • 0.630 MHz – WEJL Scranton, PA - Home of the Phillies & EAGLES