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Updated 2026/01/24: Turn your PC into the ultimate shortwave radio. Skywave Linux is an X86, 64 bit live environment configured for accessing internet accessible software defined radio receivers. With this operating system, you may tune in popular stations or amateur radio, aeronautical, maritime, or other signals received at remote internet servers around the world. For a live map of the best KiwiSDR and WebSDR servers and a nice "click to tune" interface, Use the installed SDR-Map...

...RadioCaster is compatible with ASIO sound cards and allows capturing audio playback from your PC, line input, or even rebroadcasting internet streams. With built-in sound processing tools such as an equalizer, compressor, and support for VST and Winamp DSP plugins, you can achieve professional-quality broadcasts. The software also includes a built-in broadcasting server, metadata support, and streaming statistics.

A "simple" demonstration software for decoding ACARS, a low-bandwidth communication protocol used by airplanes to communicate with airports. Detailed description of the operating principles is available at http://jmfriedt.free.fr/lm_sdr.pdf (French) and http://jmfriedt.free.fr/en_sdr.pdf (English). The latest 2022 release for GNU Radio 3.9 and 3,10, following 3.8 named ng for New Generation, aims at adding bitrate clock tracking + removes the external dependence with libfftw by using the GNU...

ww.eQsl.cc gives a great service for ham radio. With this service you can exchange QSL with other ham radio and when you want, you could access to the web portal and see you eQsl. However a missing point is that you can't download all the eQsl on your local pc at the same time. If you want to download all eQsl, you have to select each eQsl and download it... and waste many time. With this add-on, you can download all your eQSLs in one shot!

KPSK - An easy to use PSK31 terminal program for amateur (ham) radio.

IRLP-LCD is a client for LCDproc to display the status of an IRLP node. This program is written in C, and runs directly on the IRLP node. This program should run on any Redhat 9 or Fedora node. Requires LCDproc on the same or another system.