Not1MM != N1MM, An amateur radio contest logger for Linux.
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Real-time statistics viewer for N1MM+ on Field Day
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Node Red Contesting Dashboard for Amateur Radio
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ssbdaemon is a tiny wrapper script that takes cwdaemon output and turns this into play commands allowing you to use a cwdaemon capable logger to generate voice-keyer audio.
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A simple HF contest log for Linux, written in Go
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A PowerShell 7 module to parse Cabrillo contest log data.
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A library and application for parsing ham radio contest Cabrillo logs. The Cabrillo log is a space delimited, table-oriented file format used to record contacts between ham radio operators during contests.
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Field Day multicast log aggregator for fdlogger.
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