Explore publicly listed UK WebSDR, OpenWebRX and KiwiSDR receivers. Choose a location and see the coverage advertised by its operator.
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Links, published coverage and visible availability were reviewed on 27 August 2026. A receiver may be busy, offline or reconfigured when you visit.
Goonhilly, Cornwall
Amateur and satellite coverage on 2m, 70cm, 23cm and 13cm from Goonhilly Earth Station.
All advertised bands were available when reviewed; follow the operator's on-page guidance.
Open receiver ↗Near Jodrell Bank, Cheshire
The operator's launch page links to several receivers covering amateur, airband, marine, CB and PMR446 listening.
The operator listed all four receiver choices as active when reviewed; choose the receiver and band you need.
Open receiver ↗Oldham, Greater Manchester
A shared club receiver with local repeater and gateway bookmarks, using a tower-mounted colinear.
Temporarily unavailable with a technical-issues message when reviewed; Friday-evening downtime is also possible.
Open receiver ↗Binfield, Berkshire
Reading and District Amateur Radio Club's browser receiver for four popular VHF and UHF amateur bands.
Temporarily unavailable with a technical-issues message when reviewed; availability can change without notice.
Open receiver ↗Hertfordshire, north of London
An RTL-dongle WebSDR operated by M0XVT and G3VHH, with dedicated VHF, UHF and 4m aerials.
Current public directories still listed this HTTP-only receiver, but its live page could not be confirmed during review.
Open receiver ↗Stafford, Staffordshire
The operator currently describes this near-Stafford receiver as using a VHF and UHF antenna only.
Temporarily unavailable with a technical-issues message when reviewed; check the operator page for recovery.
Open receiver ↗HF receivers are useful for long-distance and shortwave listening. VHF and UHF receivers are more local and depend heavily on the receiver's site and antenna.
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