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RAWT is (or better, should become, :-) ) the "Radio Amateur's Web-based Toolkit". It is a set of web-based tools written in php and using a postgreSQL-DB as backend for storing the data (e.g. qso information for a logbook, etc.) The goal of the projec
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ACARS decoder
An open source Acars decoder with rtl_sdr frontend
...It allows to directly listen simultaneously to 4 different frequencies , with a very low cost hardware. Since version 3.0, acarsdec comes with acarsserv : a database backend program to store received acars messages. -
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BSXLog is an Amateur Radio Logging program written in Python for the Gtk GUI with postgresql as the backend database
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Bear 100 Race Aid Station Application
To be used for the Bear 100 Race: see http://www.bear100.com/
...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 paper for topology/backend: http://www.tapr.org/pub_cnc07.html All Aid Stations are expected to use same frequency concurrently, and optionally send queries to Net Control. Note backend will support more frequencies if more radios were hooked up. ...
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