Search Results for "ham radio call logging"

A simple console-based logging program for ham radio operators. After learning the basics of the python programming language, I was trying to come up with a coding project that would give me the opportunity to learn and to create something simple and useful for me and my fellow hams. As time goes on and as my knowledge progresses, more features will be added. My hope is that one day this piece of software becomes robust and complete enough to be used as an every day logger for ham radio...

A contest logging program for VHF/UHF/Microwave Amateur Radio contests. See roverlog.2ub.org for latest files. SF is no longer kept up to date.

Amateur radio curses based cross-platform logging program written in Python.

Test your knowledge of ARRL and RAC Sections and US States and Canadian provinces. Helps improve your logging rate for all Ham Radio contests that require logging sections, or states, and provinces, including Field Day, Sweepstakes, ARRL DX, etc

A simple open source logging application written in Java for amateur radio operators.

Amateur radio log program written in PHP. Put your log online for visitors to browse in real time. Access your log from any web browser. Work is also planned for contest logging and enhanced entry ease.

This is an online Amateur radio logging software written in PHP and uses a MySQL database. This program is to provide both a personal logger and as a contest logger.

BSXLog is an Amateur Radio Logging program written in Python for the Gtk GUI with postgresql as the backend database

Tracks runner's in/out time at each aid station. Saves data in CSV file. Can be configured for other races. AidStations.txt in repository contains the 15 or so Aid Stations used for the Bear100. The Bear100 is an annual 100 mile, 2 day race on foot through the Rocky Mountains in North America. Will communicate via serial over a 1200 baud AX.25 link to a ARES/Data backend (which we call NetControl). Can initialize some hardware TNCs with parameters optimal for ARES/Data topology. See ARES...