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The lightweight terminal program for CW-operators(radio telegraphers). Could be used with radio in sthainght key or iambic 2 mode.
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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.
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Cross Platform GUI front end for the Hawkvoice Codecs, Written in wxPython. Primary intended use is for low bandwidth speech such as HamRadio or AM broadcast. Server/Client style. for Win32/OSX/Linux platforms.
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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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This program is a GUI to configure APRS Trackers based on Jeroen Vreeken (PE1RXQ) and Arno Verhoeven (PE1ICQ) aprstracker code. We are looking for developers!!
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QSO-Graph
Ham radio MCP servers for AI Agents — 71 tools, 11 packages
QSO-Graph is a suite of 11 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for amateur radio operators. Provides AI-powered access to QRZ, eQSL, LoTW, HamQTH, POTA, SOTA, IOTA, WSPR, solar weather, ADIF parsing, and HF Description: Propagation analytics. Native installers for Windows (InnoSetup) and Linux (RPM). All servers also available via pip from PyPI. Source code at github.com/qso-graph.