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    MFJ-993b Web Remote

    Arduino Mega 2560 + Ethernet Shield to control 8 Relays for MFJ-993b

    ...Op Note 2: You will need determine pinouts to the MFJ-993b DB9 yourself. This is easy to determine; refer to the manual at https://mfjenterprises.com/products/mfj-993b#product-manuals *Note for ESP32* See https://github.com/dl9sec/MFJ-993WWRC for working with ESP32 modules. It works very well with the MFJ-993B and is a great project! Opto-Isolators are recommended rather than FETs !
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    LTuner
    L-Tuner Simulator is a small application to calculate the input impedance of the L matching network, the impedance of the load (cables + antenna), or to find the Antenna impedance giving the cable length. It was inspired by my MFJ-929 Auto-Tuner.
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    mobcalPARSER

    mobcalPARSER

    A cross-platform interface for the *.mfj file format.

    mobcalPARSER is a command line based PERL frontend/interface for MOBCAL with limited wrapper functionality. "MOBCAL - A Program to Calculate Mobilities" is available from Professor Martin F. Jarrold's webpage http://www.indiana.edu/~nano/software.html.
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