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mshv-auto-dx-chaser
Autonomous, intelligent DX hunting engine for MSHV ham radio software
...And when someone finally comes back to you, it locks on and never lets go—just like you wouldn't walk away from an in-progress QSO. This isn't automation. It's intuition, codified. The system pulls intelligence from RBN, PSKReporter, and DX Clusters simultaneously—but only calls stations YOUR radio can actually hear. It scores every decode using Club Log's "Most Wanted" rankings, signal quality, and what you still need. New all-time DXCC? Top priority. Already worked on this band? Skip it. Search and pounce only. Never calls CQ. ... -
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Neural Network signal recognition rtlsdr
Deep learning signal classification (recognition) using rtl-sdr dongle
WARNING: Outdated version here. Everything has been moved to github: https://github.com/randaller/cnn-rtlsdr -
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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.
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