Real-Time DX Spots from Around the World
Track live DX cluster spots as they happen. Filter by band, mode, or continent to find the stations you need. Data sourced from DXHeat and PSK Reporter, updated every 60 seconds.
Live DX Cluster
Live band activity
Live DX cluster — SSB and CW
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What is a Live DX Cluster?
A Live DX Cluster is a real-time network where amateur radio operators (hams) broadcast long-distance contact reports (spots). It helps radio operators worldwide monitor propagation, locate rare DXCC entities, and track band activity across HF, VHF, and UHF spectrums.
Features of the G7RDX DX Spotting Feed
The G7RDX DX Cluster provides instant live spots via WebSocket feeds and server-side aggregation, offering mode breakdowns for CW, SSB, and Digital (FT8/FT4), as well as real-time band activity graphs from 160 metres up to 2 metres.
How to Use DX Spotting for Contesting & DXing
Use the sidebar filters to refine spots by specific amateur bands, modes, or continents. Clicking any spotted DX callsign opens direct QRZ details for quick QSL and license verification during contesting or casual DX chasing.