Live Stations
Go inside contest stations ranging from modest home setups to major multi-operator stations.
Radiosport, from inside the station
EXPERIENCE AMATEUR RADIO COMPETITION FROM INSIDE THE STATION.
Radiosport Live is preparing pilot broadcasts that bring viewers inside amateur radio contests through station video, operator audio, reported scores, commentary, and explanations of what’s happening on the air.
Whether you've been contesting for decades or you're wondering what all the excitement is about, you're welcome here.
Broadcast graphics previewDEMO / NOT LIVE
Featured stationK1ABCSingle operator · Low power · CW
Reported class place1 / 24
Reported score412,800
QSOs960
Multipliers86
QSO ratecontacts/hour
12:0013:00 UTC
Score pacepoints/hour
12:0013:00 UTC
Class standings Sample reports
PlaceStationReported score
1K1ABC412,800
2W9XYZ398,400
3N6QRS381,600
Sample callsigns and scores · Not official results
Illustrative broadcast preview. Callsigns and scores shown are examples, not a live feed.
WHAT YOU'LL EXPERIENCE
Live Radio Audio
Hear the pileups, searches, missed calls, great runs, and difficult contacts as they happen.
Follow the Competition
Planned coverage includes station comparisons, club competition, and changes in operating pace, subject to available reports.
Commentary & Education
Hosts explain propagation, operating strategy, equipment choices, contest rules, and why plans change.
A Global Community
Radiosport is inherently international. We want the broadcast to be as well.
Next Broadcast
Pilot dates to be announced
Public coverage will be listed once participating stations and production arrangements are confirmed.
VIEW SCHEDULE →Want to be part of the broadcast?
Already livestream your station? You're exactly who we're looking for.
Our first feeder stations will focus on operators who already have reliable livestreaming setups, keeping the barrier to entry low while we standardize the connection process.
BECOME A FEEDER STATION →Not a hardcore contester? Good.
You don't need to know what SO2R, a multiplier, or a 150-QSO hour means.
Watch. Ask questions. Learn how different stations operate. And maybe the next time you hear a contest on the air, jump in and make a few contacts.
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