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# '''[[Antenna System|Change frequency and coverage]]''': choose and adjust an antenna, then learn [[Propagation Basics|why reception changes]].
# '''[[Antenna System|Change frequency and coverage]]''': choose and adjust an antenna, then learn [[Propagation Basics|why reception changes]].
# '''[[Lua extensions|Add features]]''': install modes, audio processors, tools, and themes without writing code.
# '''[[Lua extensions|Add features]]''': install modes, audio processors, tools, and themes without writing code.
# [[How to receive|Start to receiving]]: receiving signals and stations using any SDR app.


[[File:SimTX-0.3.6-first-transmission-guide-clean.png|thumb|center|850px|alt=Annotated SimTX Transmitter window showing station settings, radio settings, audio source, antenna, Start TX, and session controls.|The transmitter window. The guide explains each marked area.]]
[[File:SimTX-0.3.6-first-transmission-guide-clean.png|thumb|center|850px|alt=Annotated SimTX Transmitter window showing station settings, radio settings, audio source, antenna, Start TX, and session controls.|The transmitter window. The guide explains each marked area.]]

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SimTX is a shared radio simulation. Set up a virtual transmitter, send audio, and listen with a receiver. No physical radio or antenna is needed. Distance, antennas, and radio conditions affect what listeners hear.

Download SimTX and make your first transmission

The illustrated guide covers installation, account sign-in, server selection, a working example, listening, and saving your settings.

Learn in order

  1. Download and transmit: follow one complete example from an empty desktop to your first TX session.
  2. Find your way around: identify the controls and understand the meters.
  3. Choose what to send: play a file, use a microphone, or send a stream.
  4. Change frequency and coverage: choose and adjust an antenna, then learn why reception changes.
  5. Add features: install modes, audio processors, tools, and themes without writing code.
  6. Start to receiving: receiving signals and stations using any SDR app.
Annotated SimTX Transmitter window showing station settings, radio settings, audio source, antenna, Start TX, and session controls.
The transmitter window. The guide explains each marked area.

Find a specific answer

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