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Plan · your station

Tick what you own. See how far it reaches.

Every activity is a chain — a radio, an antenna, sometimes a computer, and a licence that permits it. Tell the bench what you have and it works out which chains complete.

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Where you are
Licence class
What you own 0 items
Furthest you can reach 0km
Operators within reach
Repeaters you can key up 0
What your radio alone reaches
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0 of 0 activities
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Paths

How the signal leaves

What you can work

The payoff

How to actually work theseFrequencies, tones and offsets for the repeaters in range
If you added one more thingWhat a single purchase would open up
Step five · the interesting question

If you added one more thing

Ranked by how many currently-unreachable activities each single addition would open up, given exactly what you have ticked right now. Click one to try it on.

Saved stationsKeep several configurations and see what changed since last time
Your stations

Save a configuration

Keep several stations — the shack, the go-bag, the one you're saving up for — and switch between them. Stored in this browser.

Since you were last here

What changed

The rest of the toolboxRepeater directory, net schedule, antenna calculator and more
Carry on

The rest of the toolbox

The bench tells you what is possible. These do the work once you are on the air.

STATION CAPABILITY BENCH — 0 equipment items, 0 signal paths, 0 activities, 0 countries, solved live in the browser. Distances are typical working ranges, not records — a good day on 20 m beats the number shown. Operator counts are order-of-magnitude estimates from published national licence totals. Licence privileges are modelled at the level of "what can you do", not exact band edges — your national society and regulator are the authority, not this page.

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