KiwiSDR

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About this app

This app provides access to the Wideband Shortwave Radio Receiver Map (map.kiwisdr.com).
The map locates worldwide sites of KiwiSDR shortwave receivers covering the spectrum of 1 - 30 MHz.
→ Hit a marker symbol to display a link to the chosen KiwiSDR receiver.
→ Follow the links to open the corresponding receiver view.
→ On the receiver view, tap the back button of your device to get back to the initial KiwiSDR map at any time.
→ On the map view, tap the back button to display a help & exit dialog.

Protection of personal data:
This app does not require any access rights to personal data, it does not store, or evaluate any such data, and it does not transmit any data to third parties. This app is non-commercial and Add-free.

App icon:
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Ratings and reviews

There is a website that provides similar functionality. Wish the receiver and location was at the top of each screen. Wish there was a way to turn off the panel that displays the radio station names and frequencies. Wish there was an RF gain control but also understand that might lead to overloading the receiver. Overall a very fun and useful app and does work better than the website. Thank you!

Having used extensively the web based version have given me the advantage to easily "adapt to the application smaller version which works almost the same. I use a stylus pen which allows to easily operate the minuscule control buttons with dexterity in my Samsung A71. Congratulations to the developer of this application. Love 💘 it! 2AT111

Having used the app for several months I've found that the waterfall isn't working on my android phone after the recent update. Also the ability to change receive modes, usb/lsb/cw etc. Have tried via laptop, chrome doesn't like to display waterfall correctly(running updated version) Microsoft Edge show waterfall. A handy app to use for checking TX round the HF bands.

What's new

V1.6 (2021-11-10)
- Target Android SDK: 30 (Android 11.0)