
Ham Gaming
Amateur Radio Mini-Games
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Ham Gaming is a friendly collection of bite-sized amateur-radio mini-games — gentle enough for kids and newcomers, with speed drills and depth that scale up for licensed operators.
PLAY & LEARN
• Phonetic alphabet, Q-codes, Morse code, callsign prefixes, bands, and modes.
• Speed drills and Morse pacing that grow with you.
• Voice games — speak phonetics and full QSO exchanges; your answers are checked by your device's system speech recognizer.
FULL RIG SIMULATOR
• Tune a virtual transceiver across 14 bands with a weighted, inertia-coasting VFO knob.
• Live spectrum waterfall, S-meter, working RF / AF / RIT controls, and filters.
• Press-and-hold PTT to actually talk — stations answer based on what you say.
• Play free-form, or pick a mode: Missions, Fox Hunt, QRM Drill, or a Contest run.
SATELLITES, ANTENNAS & PHYSICS
• Follow a simulated satellite pass by turning and tilting your phone (compass + motion).
• Antenna and propagation labs — design a Yagi, sweep a NanoVNA, ride Doppler.
MADE FOR EVERYONE
• 10 languages with full right-to-left Arabic support.
• No account. No ads. No tracking.
• Light/dark themes.
73 — de A41UX.
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What's New in Ham Gaming
1.1.1
August 31, 2026
ADIF Logger quiz — corrections Several questions taught things that were not quite right, and a quiz you trust should not do that. Fixed: FT8 is a mode in its own right while FT4 and JS8 are submodes of MFSK; LoTW does not accept a plain ADIF file, it needs a TQSL-signed one; a signal report never affects award matching; band and mode names are not case-sensitive; and the sent and received QSL fields do not share the same set of values. One question could also be unwinnable, because a second correct answer was sitting among the wrong ones. 73 de A41UX
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