Ionaut — Ham Radio

Ionaut — Ham Radio

HF propagation & DX tools

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Ionaut is a free companion for radio amateurs — the whole shack in one app, with no account, no ads and no tracking. PROPAGATION & SPACE WEATHER - Real VOACAP forecasts, band by band and hour by hour, from your QTH to any continent or a specific callsign - Live space weather from NOAA (solar flux, K-index, solar wind, X-ray) - D-layer absorption (D-RAP), a live ionosonde (foF2/MUF, GIRO), history graphs and solar images (SDO/SOHO) DX & ACTIVITY - Live spots (PSK Reporter) and the worldwide DX cluster - Watcher: push alerts on a DX-cluster match - Callsign lookup — country, zone and callbook SKY - Satellite passes incl. QO-100 and GNSS - Moon / EME with azimuth, elevation and phase - Azimuthal map with the grey line and aurora; world sun times OPERATING - Band plans by country and licence class - Contest calendar (HF & VHF) - Nearby repeaters with map and compass — including the Gulf and Oman TOOLS - Antenna length, SWR, coax loss, dB/power, Ohm's law, Maidenhead locator and bearing LEARN (for newcomers) - Q-codes, phonetics, RST, modes, antennas, the ionosphere, cables & connectors and a D-Star unit - A CW (Morse) trainer using the Koch method with spaced repetition and progress tracking Available in 46 languages. No account, no ads, no tracking. Ionaut is and stays free. If you'd like to support the project: ko-fi.com/reinerklohn 73!
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What's New in Ionaut

1.5

August 31, 2026

New in 1.5 - Station profile: enter your antennas — type, bands, height, feedline and power. The DX forecast then computes for your station instead of a sample dipole, and you see how much power reaches the antenna. - The QSO entry answers while you type: bearing, distance, locator from the callbook, and whether the entity, band or mode is new to you. - Scorecard from your own log: how often the forecast said closed while you were making contacts. - The history charts now tell you whether a value is unusual. Fixed - The band plan showed frequencies with a German decimal comma in every language. - Satellite alerts did not name the satellite in five languages. - Nineteen texts in the sun and moon module were English only. - Many smaller corrections to units, dates and labels.

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