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The WSJT project implements software for amateur radio communication using state-of-the-art digital techniques. Typical applications involve "DXing" at LF, MF, HF, and VHF+ frequencies, including meteor scatter and EME ("moonbounce"). Major emphasis is placed on weak-signal techniques. Summary Program Descriptions: WSJT-X supports the communication protocols FST4, FT4, FT8, JT4, JT9, JT65, Q65, MSK144, WSPR, FST4W, and Echo, each optimized for different sorts of radio-wave...

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.

This tool allows you to fully use the inexpensive BH8DZE CW trainer USB stick on the VBand website. Like me, did you buy a cheap BH8DZE USB stick on Aliexpress to connect your CW keyer and practice on the VBand website? Only to find out it doesn’t fully work — even with the 'Use mouse buttons' option enabled? Specifically, the 'dah' (right) key doesn’t function in iambic mode. That’s why I built this tool — to fix it for you!

Moved to github: see https://kb1vc.github.io/SoDaRadio/ SoDaRadio is an allmode VHF/UHF SDR transceiver built for the Ettus Research USRP N2xx and B2xx software defined radio platforms. It is designed for use by amateur radio operators. It has been used as a general purpose receiver, and as an exciter/IF for microwave transverters.

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.

Decoding the (german) DCF77 time signal per USB sound card and a receiver module, setting the system time. "U" stands for USB and "77,5" for the full 77.5 kHz frequency of the time signal.

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

HamSpot Project will produce patches for popular Open Source Ham Radio software as well as develop new Ham Radio software. HamSpot will maintain binary packages for all packages and provide YUM and Open-Carpet repositories of RPMS built for Fedora Core.

ham radio repeater software controlled controler run your own repeater without expensive hardware just your computer and transcievers made for linux/unix we need help creating this so please email me at kc8yho@kc8yho.org to join in.

ZMSDR is a HF software defined radio receiver and transmitter project based on USB controled PIC18F and Si570.