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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...

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...

Various reference programs to read baseband I/Q sample data from a Funcube Dongle Pro+ (FCDPP) software defined radio (SDR) hardware front end, demodulate the data stream and send it to the host's audio output port. Programs are present to demodulate AM, CW, FM and SSB (USB, LSB) streams. Also included is a program that writes FCDPP sample data to its standard output (stdout) port. The programs require the qthid program to control the FCDPP frequency and gain (also available at...

The SARK110 SDK allows the development of user applications for the device or using the device as a platform for experiments. The SDK provides the following basic functionalities: • Graphic display • Keypad • Buzzer • USB (Mass Storage Driver) • DDS • Timer • ADC driver • FAT file system • Sample application In addition the SDK provides a device simulator for developing the application on the PC, intended mainly for the development of the user interface of the application....

QRPSim is a contest and general QRP CW QSOs simulator. Currently supports RU-QRP "Russian Hunt" QRP game. QRPSim is used by novice to increase CW practice in contest-like environment. It useful for training and entertainment, popularizing RU-QRP activities amongst hamradio worldwide. Contest managers are able to "debug" contest rules by simulating various scenarios with QRPSim.

KLog is a Ham Radio Logging program for KDE. It manages QSL, awards, DXCC, WAS, TPEA, (local awards), IOTA, has a dxcluster client, import and export from different format and works with ADIF by default.

Z9basic aims to be a high integrity & performance version of its predecessor bdbbasic. Language is modernized BASIC with screen and PostgreSQL database support. Targeted at Home, SOHO, Small business, Scientific or Engineering users. This project is incomplete and in limbo, due to a general lack of time. Those looking for this type of application functionality are encouraged to look at the bdbbasic project instead, which is complete and functional.

Convert text to International Morse Code. Input is ASCII text. Output can be: - . -..- - on the console, raw 8bit PCM suitable for piping to /dev/audio, .wav files or even (mp3|ogg). Good for headlines on your MP3 player or code practice.

LinKT is a packet radio terminal for the Linux AX.25 stack in a KDE environment.

Aircraft computers use the Acars protocol to tell ground operations about their ID, flight number, position and other free text as entered by pilots. Using an airband scanner hooked up to the line-in, this software decodes and displays the information.

Harv's Hamshack Hack. A remaster of the KNOPPIX distro for Amateur Radio Operators (Hams) who have no prior experience with Linux. Provides a complete OS, software for hobby, web, and word tasks. All contained in an .iso file ready to burn to CD.

Software Radio layer 1-2. This is a framework to test new ideas in transmission technology. Actual development is a LDPC-coder in a MIMO-environment.

Kptc is a KDE2 application for operating comfortable with the SCS PTC-II ( or PTC-IIe, PTC-IIpro). Information about the PTC-II can be found at the web site of "Special Communications Systems": http://www.scs-ptc.com/

The hamradio utilities but now looking much better by using the GNOME GUI environment.

Web service interface to hamlib, the Ham Radio Control Libraries. This project is attempt to remove possible limitations against "virtual ratio" API usage in heterogeneous environment.