Geostationary weather-satellite imagery decoded from 1694.1 MHz HRIT on home-beast.

Daily outlook built from our own satellite captures + surface obs from nearby APRS weather stations.

Meteor-M2 LRPT weather-satellite images received on the hamSDR 137 MHz dipole, Jul–Sep 2026. That receiver is retired; the dish now does GOES.

Slow-scan TV images pulled off the HF bands — shack + hamSDR.

Live ADS-B scope — every aircraft the station hears on 1090 MHz, sweeping in real time.

Live FT8 spots, QSOs, and worldwide reception from the station.

Software skimmer decoding every RTTY and PSK31 signal in the sub-band at once — live text, calls, and QSO pairs.

Official W1AW / ARRL bulletins copied off the air by the station’s skimmer — full decoded text, errors and all.

Listen live to the Louisville-area 2 m and 70 cm repeaters — the station scans them and streams whichever one is active.

APRS packets relayed by the International Space Station’s digipeater, logged on every pass.

Wall-display kiosk — grey line, band conditions, beacons, and satellite tracks.