Oeradio MCP
An MCP server for IARU Region 1 amateur radio enthusiasts, containing tools and data for band planning, antenna calculation, cable loss, callsign query, etc.
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What is OERadio MCP Server?
OERadio MCP Server is an AI tool server specifically designed for amateur radio enthusiasts. Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, you can directly use professional radio calculation tools and query functions in AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. Imagine you're chatting with an AI assistant and suddenly need to calculate the antenna length for a certain frequency or query detailed information about an Austrian callsign. With this server, you can directly ask questions in the chat, and the AI assistant will automatically call the corresponding tools to calculate or query for you without leaving the chat interface.How to use OERadio MCP Server?
Using OERadio MCP Server is very simple, just follow three steps: 1. Configure the server address in your favorite AI assistant (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT Desktop, or Gemini CLI). 2. After configuration, directly ask radio-related questions in the chat. 3. The AI assistant will automatically call the corresponding tools to provide you with accurate calculation results or query information. The server supports multiple AI platforms, including Claude Desktop, ChatGPT Desktop (requires developer mode), Gemini CLI, etc.Applicable scenarios
OERadio MCP Server is particularly suitable for the following scenarios: • Quickly calculate antenna length and cable loss when planning radio settings. • Query band restrictions and permitted frequencies during operation. • Calculate battery life when designing a portable radio. • Query Austrian amateur radio callsign information. • Obtain accurate technical data when learning radio knowledge. • Practice calculation questions when preparing for a radio exam.Main functions
Radio calculation tools
Provides a complete set of radio engineering calculation functions, including band query, antenna length calculation, cable loss calculation, EIRP/ERP calculation, battery life calculation, etc. All calculations are based on the IARU Region 1 standard.
Austrian callsign query
Integrates the official Austrian callsign database (fb.gv.at), supporting callsign query, availability check, callsign suggestion generation and verification. The data is automatically updated monthly to ensure information accuracy.
Multi - platform AI support
Supports multiple AI assistant platforms such as Claude Desktop, ChatGPT Desktop, and Gemini CLI. Users can choose the usage environment according to their preferences.
OERadio tool directory
Integrates all online tools on the OERadio.at website, including band viewers, cable calculators, battery planners, exam trainers, etc., providing one - stop access to radio tools.
Automatic data update
The callsign database is automatically updated monthly, and the band plan and cable data are regularly maintained to ensure that users always get the latest and most accurate information.
Self - hosting support
Provides Docker container and manual installation options. Users can deploy on their own servers to ensure data privacy and customization requirements.
Advantages
Seamless integration: Use radio tools directly in AI chats without switching applications.
Accurate data: Based on the official IARU Region 1 standard and the official Austrian callsign database.
Comprehensive coverage: Covers all amateur bands from HF to microwave, supporting multiple antenna and cable types.
User - friendly: Easy for non - technical users to use, with all calculations done automatically.
Multi - language support: Tool descriptions and results are provided in clear Chinese and English.
Free and open - source: Under the MIT license, completely free to use and modify.
Limitations
Regional restrictions: The band plan is based on IARU Region 1 (Europe, Africa, Middle East). Users in other regions need to note the differences.
Platform restrictions: Some AI assistants (such as the web version of Claude and ChatGPT) do not support the MCP protocol.
Data delay: The callsign database is updated once a month, which may have a short delay.
Technical requirements: Basic knowledge of using AI assistants is required, and the initial configuration needs to be done according to the guide.
Network dependency: A stable Internet connection is required to access the server.
How to use
Select an AI assistant platform
Choose a supported AI assistant according to your preference:
• Claude Desktop: Full - featured and easy to configure.
• ChatGPT Desktop: Requires a Pro/Plus/Team/Enterprise account and developer mode to be enabled.
• Gemini CLI: Command - line interface, suitable for technical users.
Configure the MCP server
Add the OERadio MCP server configuration to the AI assistant you selected. The configuration file locations vary for different platforms:
• Claude Desktop: claude_desktop_config.json in the user configuration directory.
• ChatGPT Desktop: Settings > Connectors > Advanced > Developer mode.
• Gemini CLI: Use the gemini mcp add command or edit settings.json.
Start using
After configuration, restart the AI assistant, and then directly ask radio - related questions in the chat. The AI assistant will automatically recognize the question type and call the corresponding tools.
Explore more functions
Try different tools and queries, including:
• Band plan query
• Cable loss comparison
• Austrian callsign query
• Battery life calculation
• Power unit conversion
Usage cases
Antenna design planning
You are planning to install a new HF antenna and need to determine the appropriate length and understand relevant restrictions.
Portable radio setup
You are preparing for field communications and need to plan battery usage and select appropriate cables.
Callsign information query
You heard an Austrian callsign during communication and want to know more information.
Exam preparation practice
You are preparing for an amateur radio exam and need to practice calculation questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay to use this service?
Which AI assistants does this server support?
How often is the data updated?
I'm a radio enthusiast from another country. Is this server useful to me?
How can I report a problem or request a new feature?
Can I deploy it on my own server?
Why does ChatGPT require developer mode?
Are the calculation results of the tools accurate?
Related resources
Official website
The OERadio.at amateur radio resource portal, containing all online tools and learning resources.
GitHub repository
Project source code, issue tracking, and contribution guidelines.
MCP protocol documentation
Official specification document of the Model Context Protocol.
IARU Region 1 official website
Official website of the International Amateur Radio Union Region 1, the source of the band plan.
Austrian Communications Authority
Source of the official Austrian callsign database.
Online tool collection
Complete directory of all online radio tools on OERadio.at.

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