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HamRadioWeb Companion bridges WSJT-X/JTDX to HamRadioWeb.com, letting you monitor and transmit FT8/FT4 from any browser — phone, laptop, anywhere — not just the PC next to your radio. Install it, link your free HamRadioWeb account with one click (no API keys to copy), and keep using WSJT-X/JTDX exactly as you already do. The Companion reads your decodes over UDP and streams them to the web, where you also get: - Live comparison of your reception vs. nearby operators (via PSKReporter) - A shared band-activity feed and world map, updated in real time - Automatic QSO logging, DXCC/grid hunting, and per-band chat - A kill-switch (HALT) that always works, on every plan, so you're never one bad connection from losing control of your transmitter 73, HamRadioWeb.com

Latest Version: - Version v27: May 3rd, 2026 Version 27 ======== AHRL can be installed on top of Debian Live, Raspberry Pi OS, or any supported flavor of Ubuntu Linux. The supported Linux flavors are listed in the GETTING_STARTED document. An installation script does all of the work. Please download and read the bug workarounds file: https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb1oiq-andysham/files/v27/V27_Bug_Workarounds.txt Please download and READ the installation...

radiOS is a ham radio-centric, customized version of Arch Linux. Arch is generally recommended to experienced Linux users but radiOS should help you to get to know one of the most versatile and fun Linux distributions around. Not to mention use your radio without having to compile a bunch of programs yourself. radiOS comes with tools for use with amateur radio, especially SOTA, POTA, and GNU Radio Companion with HackRF Software Defined Radio. If it doesn't work as expected, or you would...

JTSDK is a pre-configured collection of open source cross platform development frameworks, Gnu tools, libraries and custom written scripts designed to ease compiling WSJT applications and documentation from source code. WINDOWS APPLICATIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * JTSDK-QT.......: WSJT-X, WSPR-X and MAP65 * JTSDK-PY........: WSJT and WSPR * JTSDK-DOC....: All WSJT Documentation * JTSDK-MSYS..: General Compiling LINUX...

Kenwood TS-940S CAT software. Complete user interface for the TS940S. A complete drop down control panel, user preferences, load and save favorite frequencies and much more. A Kenwood TS-940S with a computer interface is required. Take full control. UPDATE: 12/7/2017 I have began working on this project once again, there are a few minor bugs etc. that I will be working on, and then I plan to redo the graphics and replace the faces with some better pics. It has been brought to my...

Morse View an open source software project to convert audible Morse codes to text messages. This application is capable to convert Morse codes from wave files or from the audio line/microphone inputs. Conversion from Morse code to text can perform based amplitude and frequency decomposition of the input audio stream.

Yack is an open source CW keyer library and application for the ATMEL AVR Architecture. It has been natively designed for an ATTINY45 Chip but can be adapted to other chips too. This is a hardware / HAM Radio application. How to install: Download the binary package, flash main.hex file into Flash memory and main.eep into EEPROM using AVRdude. For more details and documentation please retrieve the latest complete source code from the SVN repository. Suggestions, feature requests and questions are appreciated!

AX.25 protocol (packet radio and APRS) interface / bridging / switching / terminal related software for Linux. Have your bpq ethernet/wifi connected terminals talk to each other or stations on the radios transparantly. connect from home with KISS-TCP. link your remote AX.25 network segments together with KISS-TCP vpns etc. oh and get a linux terminal login over your normal every day packet radio terminal software. all the stuff that was missing from the start. ;P note that we don't use for /etc/ax25/axports -at all- and think it should disappear as it makes no sense to have callsigns and mtu's and stuff on an interface, in a config file, AND in a program. whatever info is needed should just be obtained from the interface. like with any other protocol stack (you also don't have to put your ip address in your webbrowser, a seperate file in /etc, and the interface) (so there is also no need to install those old ax25-tools - just the kernel suffices)