DX Toolbox 2.7.2

DX Toolbox is good tool to search the web gathering information on solar and geomagnetic conditions that affect radio propagation. It also features several propagation forecasting tools. Its ideal for the ham radio operator, shortwave listener, or other radio enthusiast.
In addition, the last months worth of Solar Flux, A-Index, K-Index, Sun Spot Number, and background X-Ray Flux are plotted. Audio alerts can be generated when solar flares, aurora, or disturbed geomagnetic conditions exist or are likely.
Graphs of x-ray flux readings from the GOES satellites may also be displayed.
A grayline map of the world is also available. Radio propagation between locations within the grayline region of the world is often greatly enhanced. DX Toolboxs grayline map makes it easy for you to determine where those locations are. Grayline propagation has been used by expert ham radio operators and DXers for years to catch elusive stations.
You can have the location of the currently transmitting NCDXF/IARU beacon displayed on the map as well. These beacons are run by ham radio operators around the world, and can be used to determine radio propagation conditions between your location and that part of the world.
You can also plot the great circle (both short and long) path between your location and another station, and compute distance, as well as the beam heading.
Radio propagation conditions can also be estimated between two points on the Earth.
Grid square locations may be determined, as well as looked up on a map, which also shows the worlds time zones.
Maps showing auroral levels, as well as the maximum F layer frequency (related to MUF) over various parts of the world are also displayed. Real-time images of the Sun from the SOHO satellite are also available.
You can also connect to your favorite DX Cluster, to read and send DX tips in real time.
Main features:
- Solar Flux
- A-Index
- K-Index
- Solar Flux
- Sun Spot Number
- X-Ray Flux levels
- X-Ray flares
- Solar Wind
- Earths Magnetic Field
- Proton and Electron Flux levels
- Radio Blackout conditions
- Geomagnetic Storm conditions
- Solar Radiation Storm conditions