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Morse Code (CW) decoder for Unix-like systems (and Windows).

Goal is a complete easy to configure suite of ghpsdr3-alex application on a bootable USB Flash drive The ghpsdr3-alex project wiki is located at http://napan.ca/ghpsdr3/index.php/Main_Page ghpsdr3-alex is a set of Applications aimed at Ham Radio operators to use SDR (Software Defined Radio) hardware. The focus is on remote capabilities using the softrock SDR hardware.

The SARK100 SWR Analyzer (https://sites.google.com/view/sark100) is a measurement instrument which determines antenna system performance across the HF/6M amateur bands through use of automatically collected SWR and complex impedance readings.

A sequential tone decoder geared towards the type of paging used by Fire/EMS. It is written in Python for portability and has been tested on Windows, Linux and Mac. It provides email notification of pages which includes the audio.

Rigserve implements a human-readable control language for remote or local IP access to amateur radio equipment (rigs). A Python class library allows interfacing with a large number of rig types via serial ports or other methods.

a simple c program for an serial elbug = electronic morse key.which is to be plugged to the serial port, its output is also a pin in the serial port. Just compile it by 'gcc elbug.c -o elbug' or use the ready-compiled file and copy elbug to user/local/bin. /* Call it as root. */ How to cable your homebrew elbug? Middle pad: +9V battery via Resistor 2k Left contact: -> DCD (9-pin plug: 1) (25-pin plug: 8) Right contact: -> CTS (9-pin plug: 8) (25-pin plug: 5) ...

Communication by amateur radio on the EME ("moonbiounce") path.

General purpose Amateur Radio logging application, written in Gambas2. Focused primarily on VHF and up, it uses custom maps to keep track of Maidenhead Locators worked on all bands, and simple Awards like WAS, USACA, TPEA, etc.

Simple vox (sound activated) recorder, Perfect for FM scanner purposes, im stuck in old school OSS sound architecture but will be moving over to either PulseAudio or plain ALSA in the future, and build a simple GUI. Help wanted

Qtmm is a simple AFSK1200 decoder that uses the computer's sound card for input. It can be used to decode packet radio, APRS and telemetry from amateur radio satellites.

OpenSource GPS is software for x86 PCs that allows you to acquire, track and demodulate signals from GPS satellites. OSGPS requires a Zarlink GP2021 12 channel GPS correlator chip or software receiver hardware such as the GPS1A, see www.gpscreations.

Next generation APRS iGate for HAM radio use.

Z9basic aims to be a high integrity & performance version of its predecessor bdbbasic. Language is modernized BASIC with screen and PostgreSQL database support. Targeted at Home, SOHO, Small business, Scientific or Engineering users. This project is incomplete and in limbo, due to a general lack of time. Those looking for this type of application functionality are encouraged to look at the bdbbasic project instead, which is complete and functional.

Tools for encoding and decoding amateur radio callsigns, up to 2x4 & 185 nodes, from IPv6 /64 subnets with Universal bit support and Amateur Radio Flag at the 24bit. Experimental RFC to IETF is being submitted for this proposed amateur standard.

A morse code trainer for Gnome. Teaches morse code using the Koch method. Requires GTK+ and Pulseaudio.

Green Mountain Callbook enables its user to search a public domain database of over 700,000 US and Canadian amateur radio callsigns quickly and easily to retrieve information about the licensee such as name, operator class, and mailing address.

A prototype input method for OCZ's NIA headset allows full text entry. It is based on Morse Code (3 keystrokes generated from the NIA software) and can produce full English text with all ASCII symbols, uppercase and lowercase.

Easily extensible software application for the use in building large scale hinternets.

A radio scanning utility for the Radio Shack Pro 106 and Pro 197, and the GRE PSR-500 and PSR-600.

FUNterm is a serial port terminal program for Windows. It offers basic serial connection. Because FUNterm is written using basic Win32 calls, with no high-level libraries, it works under Linux using Wine. The serial driver can be used separately.

jMorse generates audible morse code from input text. jMorse is written in java and can be used via ant, log4j, java logging, or directly in-code.

UNIX client interface to the Winlink 2000 ham radio email system

RadioBox is open-source broadcasting solution that relays on client-server architecture. It consists of media server that runs as a service and listens for socket connections of graphical interfaces (web access, Windows GUI, Linux GUI, etc...)

This software is provided as a proof of concept and demonstration of maintaining the presence of a number of radio based systems, such as 802.11. This is proof of concept.

The SBS1 Explorer application features a nice GUI allowing a variety of queries to any SBS-1 flights database without having to install the BaseStation software. Simply get a database file (usually BaseStation.sqb) and open it in SBS1 Explorer.