Live DX Cluster

Real-time worldwide amateur radio spots · read-only preview
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Busiest band

Band activity

Last 60 minutes

CW by band (0)

SSB by band (0)

Digi by band (0)

Built live from the same DXHeat spot feed as the table below · refreshes every 15s

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What is a Live DX Cluster?

A DX Cluster is a real-time network used by amateur radio operators (hams) worldwide to share information about active stations, rare DX entities, and propagation conditions. By aggregating live “spots” reported by active stations across HF, VHF, and UHF bands, radio amateurs can quickly identify active frequencies, operating modes, and distant stations seeking contacts.

Features of the G7RDX DX Spotting Feed

The G7RDX DX Cluster provides instant access to global spotting data with live UTC timestamping, band-by-band activity breakdowns, and continent filtering:

  • Real-time Spot Streaming: Live spot updates streaming directly without needing manual page refreshes.
  • Band & Mode Breakdown: Visual charts showing activity across CW, SSB, and Digital (FT8/FT4) modes across 160m to 2m bands.
  • Search & Filter: Instantly filter by band, mode (CW/SSB/Digi), DX continent, or search by specific callsign prefix (e.g. VK, JA, W).
  • Direct QRZ Integration: Click any spotted callsign to instantly look up operator details, grid locators, and QSL info on QRZ.com.

How to Use DX Spotting for Contesting & DXing

Whether you are chasing DXCC awards, participating in weekend radio contests, or checking current ionospheric propagation, this live feed helps you monitor open bands. Select your target band and mode above to filter active DX spots in real time.