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2024 Sporadic E Dashboard - Moses Lake

NEW! 2025 Sporadic E Season Dashboard

Moses Lake, WA Tri-Cities, WA

RabbitEars Autologgers

The RabbitEars autologger network represents a real-time, 24/7 propagation monitoring system capable of detecting tropo and e-skip openings nationwide, with more than 200 individual stations across the continent.

As part of this network, I maintain two of these stations in Moses Lake, Washington. One autologger logs stations received via SDR Console, and the other logs stations received via a TEF6686 receiver that is stationed at that location. I also maintain a small network of stations for when I travel to places such as Prosser, Steptoe Butte and Mt. Spokane.

Tri-Cities: I have two additional loggers (each for SDR Console & TEF6686) that are no longer active as of July 2025, but you may occasionally notice #80 is active when I go there.

#60 | Moses Lake #200 | Moses Lake (TEF6686)
Join the Network | Click Here for Set-Up Instructions!

Below are some other autologgers across the Pacific Northwest:

#80 | Tri-Cities, WA #118 | Spokane, WA #155 | Boise, ID #174 | Portland, OR

Sporadic E Season Dashboards

Below are links to dashboards for previous Sporadic E seasons, containing station listings and HD & RDS screenshots.

Currently, dashboards only exist for 2024 & 2025. I plan to create dashboards for additional seasons as time permits.

Moses Lake | 2024 Moses Lake | 2025 Tri-Cities | 2024 Tri-Cities | 2025

Archives

Below is a collection of archived projects including screenshot files, TOTH IDs, etc. produced between 2018 and 2023.

Media SW Radiogram Station IDs Distant DX

Resources

Below is a collection of resources that fellow radio enthusiasts may find useful.

PI Calculator Callsign Identifier MW Pattern Maps RabbitEars.info - TV Info FCC.today FCCdata.org RadioLand Mobile App TEF6686 Set-Up | DX Central

HD Radio Directory

My other ongoing work of progress - a directory of radio stations worldwide with HD Radio broadcasts. Known for its accuracy compared to other sources, it is popular among DXers and radio enthusiasts alike, and the ongoing progress has sparked a new generation of HD radio enthusiasts across the continent!


Disclaimer: This HD Radio Directory is a project created by Kyle (DXsphere). While I strive for this database to be as accurate and up to date as possible, it is not associated with iBiquity/Xperi or the official HD Radio website (https://hdradio.com/) in any way.