Russian military radio communication

See https://ukraine.quassi.nl for the live data.

Radio communications across the Russian forces are realy poor, which leads to makeshift solutions!

Webreceivers to use:

• http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901, antenna located in Enschede, The Netherlands
• http://pso.p.sdrotg.com, antenna located in Kotka, Finland
• http://kiwisdr.sk2hg.se:8073, antenna located in Siknäsfortet, Sweden

• http://tulasdr.fvds.ru:8901 antenna located in Tula, Russia
• http://troyka.tambov.gq:8901, Tambov, Russia
• http://troyka.tambov.gq:8902, Tambov, Russia
• http://sdr.gudynas.lt:2052, Lithuania
• http://kiwisdr-dorohoi.ddns.net:8073, Dorohoi, Romania

• http://pso.p.sdrotg.com/
• http://kiwi.oe9.at:8074/
• http://tulasdr.fvds.ru:8901/

List with WebSDRs:

• http://kiwisdr.com/public

• http://rx.linkfanel.net, Slovakia

List with Spyservers

• [1] sdr://80.88.23.229:5555
• [2] sdr://92.35.151.201:5555
• [3] sdr://62.20.133.77:5555
• [4] sdr://92.35.148.246:5555
• [5] sdr://213.81.201.59:5555

Tips

• USB-mode is used by the most of the Russian Communications, so far

• Frequency range of 3000khz – 10000khz is used