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The Hamlib project's purpose is to develop flexible and portable shared libraries that offer a standardized API to control any radio oriented equipment through a computer interface.

Echoes it's a radio spectral analysis software for SDR devices, designed for meteor scattering purposes. The older releases supported only RTL-SDR devices. They are very cheap SDR based on DVB-T TV tuner dongles based on Realtek's RTL2832U chipset. Starting from 0.50 Echoes embeds SoapySDR allowing the support of many other SDRs. Echoes doesn't demodulate neither decode any human-made signal. Its main goal is to analyze and record the total power of natural signals and generate screenshots...

A modular console-oriented amateur radio AX.25 keyboard to keyboard chat and PBBS program using Linux's AX.25 stack. Includes support for multiple concurrent connected sessions, a unconnected (UI) message screen, and an automated packet message client

finds exact gain, directivity and input impedance of Yagi or log-periodic antennas (planar symmetric array of cylindrical dipoles, many driven elements) for a range of specified frequencies, integrates 2D for segments on the same element, moment method

LinLogBook is an logbook for hamradio and it is based on an sql database. It can be widely configured by the user.

This software allows the user to specify various operating characteristics of the Micro-Fox 15 by Byonics, LLC. The Micro-Fox 15 is a frequency agile 2m low power transmitter typically used as the fox during amateur radio fox hunts. The operating characteristics of this device can be copied to and from the device, and can also be saved and loaded from a file. Please note that this software is distributed within the "Andy's Ham Radio Linux" software collection.

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.

This is a non-trivial ham radio logging program. There are numerous features including DX Cluster support. Logs are kept in a database file for ease of use and statistical reporting. UPDATE: Standby for update to newer version of supporting libraries and Internet callbook sources.

Easy to use CW Trainer for Linux. Adaptable for both the Koch and Farnsworth method of learning Morse Code. Makes random tests or can read text from a file. Sample QSO's included. Uses QT user interface. Licensed under the GPL.

Morse code generator and teacher. GUI version generates random sequences or plays a text file. User must type characters as morse code plays. Mistakes are marking red. Console version can convert text file to morse code wav file.

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.

QSL Report is a console program which will generate various QSL reports from DX4Win data files.

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...