[CW] hoerwache.com.de is working again.

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

hoerwache.com.de is working again.
https://www.hoerwache.com.de/en/radio-station/
Welcome to HOERWACHE,
the simulation designed for former maritime radio officers and radio
amateurs!
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of maritime radio communication,
where you can receive real-time weather reports and storm warnings. Our
simulation allows you to send and receive messages through a WebSocket
connection.
At the core of the radio station, you’ll find a main receiver with
frequencies ranging from 400 kHz to 28,000 kHz, divided into various bands
that can be selected using a band selector switch. An activity indicator
keeps you informed about the currently active transmissions. Additionally,
we have a dedicated emergency receiver operating solely on the distress and
calling frequency of 500 kHz.
Operate our transmitter in chat mode or key mode, and experience the thrill
of classic maritime radio communication. In chat mode, you can enter
characters through a text field, which will be sent to all connected
stations and converted into Morse code audible on your computer. Choose
between direct mode, where characters are directly transmitted from the
keyboard through the WebSocket interface, or storage mode, where you can
enter the text first and then send it with a single click.
For a truly authentic experience, you can connect a Morse key and a tone
generator to the sound card (microphone) and manually key the transmitter.
The simulation also features a dynamic nautical chart displaying your
ship’s position, as well as its speed. You can navigate the ship using a
compass, but it will typically follow a predefined route that you can
select when starting the radio station.
HOERWACHE can be operated as either a ship station or a coastal radio
station. We have a comprehensive database of over 300 coastal radio
stations available in the program.
It’s important to note that HOERWACHE is a passion project and completely
free of charge.
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