Who’s Hearing Us?
See where ACURA members’ signals are being heard around the world. Every time a member transmits on FT8, FT4, JS8, PSK31 or CW, receiving stations across the globe automatically report the callsigns they decode to PSKReporter. This page gathers those reports for every licensed member on the club roster and plots them on the map below.
Pick a member to see who heard them, or leave it on All ACURA members to see the whole club at once. Click any dot on the map for details.
Farthest signal this week
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Most countries this week
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Who heard us
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Reception reports courtesy of PSKReporter by Philip Gladstone, N1DQ. Each member’s reports refresh about once an hour (every few hours for members who haven’t been on the air lately) and cover the last 24 hours. Click a column heading to sort, or a band to hide it. Distances are measured from each member’s reported grid square.
How to get your signal on the map
- Make sure your callsign is on the ACURA club roster. If it isn’t, contact us and we’ll add it.
- Get on the air with a digital mode such as FT8 or FT4 (using WSJT-X or JTDX), or call CQ in CW, on HF or 6 meters.
- Check back in about an hour. Each member’s reports refresh roughly once an hour and cover the last 24 hours. The weekly leaderboards keep your best signal for seven days.
What won’t show up
Voice contacts on SSB, AM and FM, including contacts through the ACURA repeaters, aren’t reported to PSKReporter, so they never appear on this map. To see how the club’s repeaters are doing, visit the Repeater Status Board.