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Mscan SSTV v.3.2.0.4
Mscan SSTV is used by radio amateurs world wide to receive and transmit colour images in slow scan television (SSTV) mode. Pictures that are being received are displayed in the Incoming Video window.
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MultiMode v.6.3.1
MultiMode allows you to decode and transmit morse code (CW), RTTY, FAX, SSTV, SITOR-B, NAVTEX, PACKET, ACARS, PSK31, ALE, and many other modes on your Macintosh, without any extra hardware.
CQLog v.1.30.18
CQLog is a powerful logging program for Windows® 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP.
RadioCom v.4 5
RadioCom is a software suite featuring encoding and decoding of various digital and analog signals from a radio. It is also capable to control radios (CAT) and significantly improves sound and audio quality..
ChromaPIX v.1.6.0.17
The ChromaPIX concept is to develop a high-performance SSTV workstation system, that exploits the newest DSP, imaging, and operating-system technologies.
EasyPal v.28.0
Digital Slow Scan Television (SSTV) seems to be growing in popularity and EASYPAL provides one way to get started in the mode. EasyPal enables you to send Digital SSTV pictures using a standard HF SSB rig.
MM-DSP Filter v.1 11
DSPFIL detected the Windows locale and automatically changes its modes between Japanese and English. However, the English mode still had some Japanese texts. Gary - DL2KQ translated the Japanese text to English for this version.
MMSSTV v.1 13
MMSSTV is a useful and free Amateur Radio application with a friendly interface. It has multipage for folder thumbnail, fast thumbnail browsing, OLE support. The thumbnail window is useful for managing your picture resources.
MMANA-GAL v.1.2.0.20
MMANA-GAL is an antenna-analyzing tool based on the moment method, which was introduced in MININEC.
HRD Label v.5.0.5072.2
HRD Label is a powerful and easy to use tool that helps you print lables etc. Main features: - Support the changed QRZ.
Skyhopper v.1.0
Design Skyhopper antennas. Skyhopper is intended to help anyone intrested in designing Skyhopper antennas. The Skyhopper antenna was named after the first one was compared to a grasshopper. The antenna is basically a quad opened up on the bottom.