PD0CIF on Open Signal
PD0CIF does not run Open Signal — but their SSTV transmissions have been copied by stations that do. These are the pictures the network has pulled out of the air with PD0CIF's callsign on them.
About PD0CIF
Set by PD0CIF in Open Signal. Shown as entered.
PD0CIF is not an Open Signal operator
This page exists because other stations copied PD0CIF off the air. SSTV pictures carry the sending callsign in the image itself, and that is where these came from — the service records whoever published a picture, not who transmitted it, so PD0CIF is credited nowhere in the data. Read this as evidence from the pictures rather than a log PD0CIF kept: nothing here can show what they sent that nobody copied, and a mis-typed caption would land on this page too.
Where PD0CIF gets out to
Every station that has copied a picture from PD0CIF, coloured by the best report it filed. Positions are Maidenhead square centres, and no finer.
- M9JYNIO92DX10.1 dB21 mi · 33 km
- M6YJBIO93IC14.7 dB3 mi · 5 km
- M0IZMIO92KX15.9 dB14 mi · 22 km
Pictures heard from PD0CIF
Stations worked
Best report and furthest distance in each direction. These only know about contacts reported through the service — a purely RF contact that never touched the internet is invisible here.
Where this comes from
Callsigns and Maidenhead locators are the same details every operator already transmits on the air. Nothing here is finer than a grid square, and only operators who opted in to publishing appear at all. Figures are built from what the Open Signal service has recorded since 7 September 2026 — so treat them as a floor, not a complete log of this station’s activity.
Put your own callsign alongside PD0CIF
Enrolled operators get a page like this automatically, built from what they work. The RX version is free for everyone — full licences from £15 a year.