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fldigi
Ham Radio Digital Modem Application
...It can help calibrate a sound card to a time signal and do frequency measurement tests. NOTICE: You must proceed to the Files section to locate the correct fldigi, flrig etal download for your particular operating system. Do not blithely use the big green Download button! Use the "Files" menu item or the "Browse All Files" link. -
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DragonOS_Pi64
SDR Focused Distribution for the Raspberry Pi
***** Requires a 32GB or larger SD card ****** Default Username = dragon Default Password = dragon Recommend running the SDRPlay API installer located under "other". DragonOS Pi64 is an out-of-the-box aarch64 Raspberry Pi (Debian 13) based operating system for anyone interested in software defined radios. All source installed software is located in the /usr/src directory while the remaining software was installed by package managers. Should... -
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radiOS
Linux for Amateur Radio
radiOS is a ham radio-centric, customized version of Arch Linux. Arch is generally recommended to experienced Linux users but radiOS should help you to get to know one of the most versatile and fun Linux distributions around. Not to mention use your radio without having to compile a bunch of programs yourself. radiOS comes with tools for use with amateur radio, especially SOTA, POTA, and GNU Radio Companion with HackRF Software Defined Radio. If it doesn't work as expected, or you would... -
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HAMLIB SDK (Evolved JTSDK)
Hamlib Software Developer's Kit Supporting Qt & JT-based HAM Software
The aim is to support learning withinof Hamlib-centric software . See https://hamlib-sdk.sourceforge.io . This kit is designed to support research and learning into Hamlib (https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/) and WSJT-X (https://wsjt.sourceforge.io/wsjtx.html). Follow discussion at JTSDK @ GROUPS.IO . The file(s) needed to deploy the current kit are : - https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib-sdk/files/Windows/JTSDK-4.1-Stream/JTSDK64-4.1.1.exe Hamlib is dynamic due to... -
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Amateur Radio Lab
Amateur Radio Lab
An amateur radio Linux has gcc, gcc-c++, gnuradio, gnuradio-devel, gnuradio-examples, gr-iio, gr-iio-devel, python2-gr-iio, quisk, fldigi, fmtools, fmtools-tkradio, fllog, gr-rds, tlp-rdw, ax25-apps, soundmodem, LinLog, flnet, fbb, horst, xlog, libax25, twlog, cqrlog, hamlib-c++, tcl-hamlib, gr-fcdproplus, perl-hamlib, uronode, python2-hamlib, gr-iqbal, python-hamlib, grig, chirp, flmsg, linsim, gr-osmosdr, xpsk31, codec2, xconvers, trustedqsl, libad9361, gqrx, hamlib, hamlib-devel, callgit, urh, aprsd, xfhell, hamlib-c++-devel, dxcc, lpsk31, perl-Ham-Reference-QRZ, gpredict, qrq, flrig, xnec2c, nec2c, viking, enca, gqrx, freedv, wsjtx installed. -
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fldigiVI LiveUSB
Ubuntu with fldigi for vision-impaired hams
This project is Ubuntu with fldigi digital modem, flrig, flarq, flmsg, flwrap, and Xlog pre-installed. The CompizConfig Settings Manager is included so vision-impaired amateur radio operators can use Enhanced Zoom magnification. The LiveUSB will run on most PCs with a 32-bit or 64-bit CPU. The support page is http://www.hamradioandvision.com/fldigivi-liveusb. Topics include: 1.
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