I agree. The most interesting work over the past couple years has been
software to run stations remote.
73,
Steve
W1SRD
Hello Pete
I 'd like to see articles for software about station automation and
remote. Nodered for example, or software for remote control of radios
and how this works in contest conditions.
73 Kostas SV1DPI
Στις 12/1/2022 17:55, ο/η Pete Smith N4ZR έγραψε:
I've just resumed writing a software column for NCJ, my third stint
over the last 10 years or so. To put it mildly, the software scene
has changed dramatically over that period, and software has become so
integral to ham radio contesting that it's mostly taken for granted,
and I find it hard to come up with topics that people will find
intersting or useful. Hence this message...
Do you have specific software packages, or kinds of software, that
you'd like to see written about in NCJ? How about subjects *about*
software, and the influence of software on contesting? One topic I'm
thinking about is call history files. Do you think they've been on
balance good or bad for contesting? What about the effect on logging
accuracy? What software do you use to help you with antenna
construction and decision-making about what to put up? What
capabilities would you like to see that don't currently exist (at
least not within ham budgets)?
You come up with the topics, I'll get the software and give it a
shakedown cruise. Over....
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