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Solar Weather Insights for HAMS

Empowering HF Amateur Radio Communications with SolarCdx.com

Discover how solar weather impacts your HF radio communications and stay informed with real-time updates from SolarCdx.com

About SolarCdx.com

SolarCdx.com is dedicated to providing vital solar weather data essential for Amateur radio communication enthusiasts and professionals. Our mission is to enhance the understanding and management of solar impacts on HF radio. By delivering accurate and timely solar weather updates, we empower users to optimize their radio operations. Our data, sourced from leading scientific organizations, is crucial for predicting and mitigating the effects of solar events on communication systems, making SolarCdx.com an indispensable tool for the radio community.

Ron

W2ADX has instrumented the difference between academic information and operational intelligence. 

WW4HG

This isn’t just better space weather data – it’s the first tactical propagation intelligence system.

-Pres. Active Amateurs Radio Group.

K3DNE

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Pres. Swamp Fox Contest Group

 

James

SolarCdx.com – this is exactly what’s missing. NOAA and NASA provide the science, but nobody translates it into immediate HF operator actions.

 

KK4NNY

What a great tool for the new ham. This really opened my eyes. 

 

ND3Q

W2ADX – “you nailed it.” 

Actionable information for the HAM, not just numbers. 

 

Sara

Teaches HF operators what the parameters mean and gives them AI-processed decisions AND visual real-time synthesis of all variables.

Sunspot # isnt everything!

 

K5VWZ

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W4ANT

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W3FF

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N0KDZ

My go-to site for down-to-earth understandable solar weather instrumentation.

K4DBC

All the technical and real science laid out in a concise easy to comprehend manner.

Fantastic website! 

Exclusive Instrumentation

SolarCdx.com is the only place to get this one of a kind Solar Weather instrumentation. Custom designed with the ham in mind, you’ll find suggestions for band operations and propagation forecasts.

Combining real-time measurements with “explainer” pages for Amateur radio operators, SolarCdx.com gives you what you need to make your HF experience better.

Finally, what do all these numbers mean!

Armed with the information presented here, you can decide what bands and what times it makes sense to turn on your rig.

Solar Weather Data Sources

Credits: Data sources are public domain and SolarCdx.com wishes to thank all providers for amazing service and content
NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center

Real-time alerts and forecasts for solar and geomagnetic activity.

Ensures data accuracy with advanced monitoring systems.

Supports both professional and amateur radio applications.

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory

Delivers high-resolution solar imagery and data.

Monitors solar flares and sunspots for predictive analysis.

Contributes to understanding solar-terrestrial interactions.

World Data Center for Geomagnetism

Archives global geomagnetic data for research and analysis.

Facilitates studies on Earth’s magnetic field variations.

Enhances models predicting space weather impacts.

Collaborative Research Initiatives

Partners with international space weather organizations.

Shares data for comprehensive solar weather studies.

Promotes global understanding of solar phenomena.

Who Benefits from SolarCdx.com?

Empowering Diverse User Groups

SolarCdx.com is an invaluable resource for a wide range of users. Amateur radio operators, from novices to seasoned experts, rely on our platform to optimize their communication strategies by understanding solar weather impacts.  Are you an amateur radio operator who also is an Emergency communication coordinator? You depend on accurate solar data to maintain critical links during crises.  SolarCdx.com is designed to meet the needs of all these groups, providing the insights necessary for effective communication and research.

Phone

(631) 403-5000

Location

Charleston, SC