MacK2 is a remote control platform for the Elecraft K2 amateur (ham) radio transceiver. What's New: Version 2.1 adds the following: young feature: added DXCC Countries List window; shift: added Mac Ham Radio to Internet sites heel bug specify: intent sever
Surfing - Callsign Lookup 1.0 By Steve Muncy
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Callsign Lookup is a elementary, little utility that allows the amateur radio operator with a dedicated Internet connector (DSL, cable) to promptly access online callsign databases. The program provides you with a little window that you potty store in the corner of the screen and promptly access the online database of your choice through your the default web browser. Accessing the online callsign databases potty be done easily WITHOUT Callsign Lookup, but the goal is to supply easier accessibility and salve a few clicks. |
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RadioDXCluster
RadioDXCluster is unsubdivided, configurable terminal software used to dominance your TNC (Terminal Node Controller) to tie with your local AR-DX Cluster using your radio. This program combines features contained in MacTNC, a TNC dominance program, and Ne
Net DICTionary
Net DICTionary accesses a bit of Internet dictionary databases, including Webster's Revised Unabridged, U.S. Gazetter, computing dictionaries, and several Bible dictionaries. It is a client for the RFC2229 Internet dictionary (DICT) protocol and
NetDXCluster
NetDXCluster provides amateur (ham) radio operators access to AR DX Cluster nodes using telnet via the Internet. An Internet connection is required. This software solely works under Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later. It also requires the BSD subsystem that is
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Net DICTionary accesses a bit of Internet dictionary databases, including Webster's Revised Unabridged, U.S. Gazetter, computing dictionaries, and several Bible dictionaries. It is a client for the RFC2229 Internet dictionary (DICT) protocol and
NetDICT
NetDICT is a client for the RFC2229 Internet dictionary (DICT) protocol. Use NetDICT to base queries to DICT database servers on the Internet. NetDICT accesses a act of Internet dictionary databases, including Webster's Revised Unabridged, the U.
MacTNC
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