Free Ham Radio Software

5 Star all the way *****
This guy is *really* good at what he does.

Free Ham Radio Software: "Backup
Here is a simple Backup program written using Visual Basic Script. It makes either full or incremental backups to a drive/directory of your choice. "

Tired of figuring out how your going to backup your next contest log?

I'm not - this does it for me :0)

7&3,
BOB
KE5CTY

Free Ham Radio Software... Cool!

Four Star Rating ****

Free Ham Radio Software... Cool!: "A Selection of Ham Radio Software by John Agrelius - K7HG "

Some really neat software and relavant to Ham Radio, but not all I would consider today's software. But there is some really neat stuff on the site. It is also obvious the author of the site has a sense of humour Hi Hi.

Enjoy,
BOB
KE5CTY

The DXZone: ham-radio, shortwave and cb-radio guide

Five Star *****

The DXZone: ham-radio, shortwave and cb-radio guide: "The DXZone.com
Ham Radio - CB Radio - Shortwave Radio internet directory

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Very comprehensive directory of usable Ham Radio information. All ads seem to be legitimate and relevant to Ham Radio. Hope you enjoy the site.

7&3,
BOB
KE5CTY

CW morse code decoder

CW morse code decoder: "A program to decode morse code (CW) via sound card to text. It can work as narrow-band sound DSP-filter also. No additional hardware required � you need only receiver and computer (5x86-133 or better) with a sound card. Can integrate with AALog logger. It is a software morse decoder that really work!"



The key to "CW Get" is knowing how to balance the filters with the "Threshold". In really noisy circumstances like on 80 or 160 during a thuderstorm, you really have to learn how to use it with finese.

The spectrum readout helps me to see who the DX station in a pile up is receiving and who he is not. The other day one seemed to have his RIT on or something and if you tuned to his exact freq you got him.

The other thing I like is you can change the tone if you use it as audio cw and get into filters on the other side of the pile up because you can see what the pile up is doing better, not just hear it.

But it is allot of fun to see if it is copying correctly.:0)

7&3,
BOB
KE5CTY
http://www.qsl.net.ke5cty