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This is a program to track amateur radio weather spotters for SkyWarn by displaying a map of the watch area on which the user can place virtual pushpins and info where the location of the storm spotters are, whether they be stationary or mobile.
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JeAPRS is a Java Language based Packet Radio library intended for the users of APRS and similar AX.25, UI Frame based communications in the Amatuer Radio Community. The library includes an object oriented infrastructure for APRS data packets, but is ext
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ArgoLog is an Amateur Radio Logging Engine. What this means is that in its fundamental form, it is a QSO logging program written in Java. It can also be a Amateur Radio contesting program based on a set of scripts that the program will use.
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This is ham java software used by italian radioamateur by which they are able to manage their qso and print their qsl
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If you don't own a frequency-meter and if you are an amator-radio, this program is for you ! It allow to convert frequencies between 25.610 and 28.310 MHz.
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Scanner Log is a java program that can be used by scanner enthusiasts to record and log transmissions from their police scanner without getting any dead air.
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A communication tool for heavily impaired people. Targeted at people who are unable to speak, cannot either see or hear and have sensory and motor skills that are insufficent to control a normal keyboard.
