Ham Satting

Ham Satting

Amateur Radio Sat Tracker

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2 reviews
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Released
November 26, 2025
Updated
October 27, 2026
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Track amateur radio satellites in real-time, predict passes, and log QSOs. Features include live APRS mapping, AR tracking, and multi-satellite comparison. Offers a unique music broadcast service and SSTV decoding.

✓Real-time satellite tracking
✓Pass predictions with quality indicators
✓Interactive footprint mapping
✓AR Tracking with device sensors
✓Multi-satellite tracking
✓SSTV Decoder
✓APRS Live Map Layer
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What's New in Ham Satting

5.8.0

October 27, 2026

Worked grids as squares on the map, SSTV satellites in the QSO entry, and rig control on the family's newest connection core. MAP • Under Enable Grid Hunting, "Show Worked Grids" is now "Show Worked Grids Icons", and a new tick, "Show Worked Grids Rectangles", draws each grid square you have worked as a green square of its real size, with its name, such as LL93, in yellow in its middle once the square is big enough. A tap inside a square picks that grid. The grid button shows and hides both. • The worked-grid dots are 15% smaller and grow and shrink with the zoom; showing them no longer makes them jump. SATELLITES • Seven SSTV satellites fill in the QSO entry, receive only, mode SSTV: VIZARD-METEO, GALAPAGOS-UTE-SWSU (HC1PX), MONITOR-3, MONITOR-4, UTMN-2, Sakhacube and Luca. Rig control tunes an SSTV downlink in FM. • UNNE-1B (HADES-E2), HADES-L and ERMINAZ-2V, now AMSAT-OSCAR 130 (AO-130), are tracked on their right catalogue numbers: the ones they had were early names given to three other satellites of the same launch. • New: ERMINAZ-2U, now AMSAT-OSCAR 129 (AO-129), a packet digipeater on 435.900, with SSDV pictures planned on the same channel. It arrives switched off; tick it in My Settings. RIG CONTROL (Experimental) • Rig control runs on the same connection core as Ham Signaling, Ham Logging and Ham Imaging. • Icom network and Kenwood KNS links have a Network username field; for KNS, choose Administrator or User. • The Bluetooth device field can stay empty for the first radio found, or hold the radio's name. • What only you can fix, such as a login the radio rejects, now stops rig control with one message saying why, instead of trying again and again. • An IC-705 keeps the identity it accepted, and now lists the app as HamSatting705: an IC-705 that already knew it asks once to accept it again, on the radio. YOUR KEYS AND PASSWORDS • On iPhone and iPad, your N2YO, Hams.at and aprs.fi keys, your APRS-IS passcode and your rig and rotator passwords now live in the Keychain. They move there by themselves the first time this version opens, and they stay on this device: on a new one, enter them again in My Settings. On a Mac they stay in the app's settings, as before. ALSO • On a small screen with the largest text, a question's second button sits below the first instead of being cut off. • If your saved settings cannot be read, the Settings page now says so each time you change something. 73 de A41UX

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Does not work

I have the N2YO APi key and I can make API calls using Postman so I know my account works but this apps API is broken. Keeps telling me that it is unable to verify the N2Y0 API key. And yes I have quadruple checked it and saved it many times.

Reliance on API key flawed

I have an API key and the app keeps telling me I need an API key. Reliance on that is a flawed design approach

Response from developer

Good morning Dave…. Wow, well thats a first, Have you pressed save after entering the API Key inside Setting Page? did prediction pages work? map loads Satellites? if it tells “you need an api key” its either Save all is not pressed for a new API Key, or you already consumed the 1000 free Api Key hits for an existing API Key.

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FAQ

What types of satellites can Ham Satting track?

Ham Satting tracks a wide variety of amateur radio satellites, including FM/SSB linear birds (like ISS, SO-50), digipeaters, SSTV + SSDV image birds, Weather LRPT satellites (Meteor-M N2-3 / N2-4), and Music Broadcast satellites.

Does Ham Satting have ads?

No, Ham Satting is free of analytics, ads, and tracking, providing an uninterrupted user experience.

What information is provided for satellite passes?

For each satellite pass, Ham Satting provides predictions with quality indicators (Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor), details on Acquisition of Signal (AOS) and Loss of Signal (LOS), maximum elevation, duration, and azimuth.

Can I log my contacts with Ham Satting?

Yes, Ham Satting features a full QSO logbook where you can record callsign, grid, mode, frequency (TX/RX), satellite, RST, distance, and bearing. It also supports exporting logs to ADIF, JSON, or CSV.

What devices does Ham Satting support?

Ham Satting is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible across various Apple devices.

How often is Ham Satting updated?

The app was last updated on June 24, 2026, with version 4.9.0, indicating a commitment to regular updates and new features.

What is the age rating for Ham Satting?

Ham Satting has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience.

What is the Music Broadcast service in Ham Satting?

The Music Broadcast service allows you to receive short music tones transmitted by satellites as an RF identifier. For example, T.MicroSat-1 plays Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" on 401.025 MHz.