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-3.0:Filtering applies to info windows now, times window sorted by most recent, and you can mark stations for tracking,
Read the README.txt for all details.
Js8mapper reads js8call UDP output and places callsigns on map per maidenhead grid.
To install: create a directory, unzip the files into that directory.
Run the js8mapper.py script... run JS8Call. You may have to change the first line of the script to point to a different Python 3.x interpreter location. Alternatively you can run as "python js8mapper.py" or on some systems "python3 js8mapper.py".
Wait for results. Not every station has grid information, so sometimes you will hear stations but they will not appear on the map. This is not the fault of the software, we map what JS8Call gives us.
Enjoy!
See ft8mapper on https://sourceforge.net/projects/ft8mapper/ for FT8
See filt8 for ft8 alerts on https://sourceforge.net/projects/filt8/
Features
- MacOS, Linux, and Windows
- Maps stations YOU hear when they send grid data
- Displays callsign, grid, SNR, band and time last seen when hovering over station
- Does not require Internet access or a database
- Useful when detached from Internet but you want to see a map of stations you are working.
- Callsign colors match PSKReporter output
- You can filter stations by band
- Lookup feature by clicking on station (this DOES require internet)
- Stores last 24 hours of stations heard
- Users can choose time stations were last seen similar to PSKReporter
- All maps supplied by OpenStreetMap contributors
- Written in Python
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