Ham Software

Frequency Filer is database program designed for people who use a great many different radio frequencies. It is primarily intended for amateur radio operators, shortwave listening enthusiasts, and scanner users. The program makes it easy to keep all of your important frequency information in one place. Geographic information can be displayed on a high resolution globe. Incudes data conversion utility.

WinMorse is a FREE text to Morse Code conversion application for Windows. WinMorse converts text into Morse Code, using various Output Formats.

Graphic viewer for shortwave radio broadcasting schedules. Displays data in a tree-like expanding table, on a 24-hour Gantt chart, and on a world map with greyline and frequency colouring. Developed in Java and runs with multiple operating systems including Windows and Linux. Can be installed with a single click on a web page link via Java Web Start.

The ultimate Morse code trainer for Windows, useful to Novice and Expert. Offers a choice of built-in structured training courses to teach you the basics. Then get up to speed using features to motivate and track progress. Ready for a test? Then take the built-in code test to boost your confidence. Speed fiend? Brush up your receiving skills to 48 wpm. Add QSB and QRN for extra realistic simulated QSOs.

Ham University (TM) helps you learn Morse code and prepare for your FCC Exams. It includes Morse code lessons, exercises and a neat game (Pentode(TM)) inspired by Tetris(R). For the written exam there is a training program plus practice exams. This is a solid top-of-the line Windows program written by one of the developers of Windows. Supports the latest General Question Pool and the @-sign

A program for amateur radio digital communications via a sound card. Supported modes are RTTY (Baudot code), ASCII (7 or 8 bits), PSK31 (BPSK and QPSK), BPSK63, AMTOR-FEC (SITOR-B, NAVTEX), MFSK16, MFSK8. HF-PACKET and UHF-PACKET (AX25) are supported in KISS-TNC emulation mode. SELFEC SITOR, AMTOR-ARQ (SITOR-A) and DTMF-code decoding is also possible. No additional hardware is required. You only need a transceiver and computer with a sound card.

Morse code trainer for Windows, useful to Novices, Experts or just interested. Output via soundcard, hardware port (for driving oscillator or transmitter), semaphore window and even nautical flags. Listen to NuMorse "virtual radio hams", play random text and from any text files. The included lessons will take you from beginner to code expert. Hundreds used NuMorse V1 to pass the ham radio code tests first time.

Obtain or upgrade your amateur radio licence using this complete training package. Create tests from official ARRL question pools. Browse the question pools. Read in-depth explanations of the questions. FCC Part 97 rules and RF exposure tables included. Hypertext links take you from each question to technical explanations, useful formulae, math hints and everything else you need for a pass grade.

RadioWORKS: A tool for calculating radio wave properties. Get frequency info, such as free-space wavelength, proper antenna lengths, band info, propagation methods, transmitter configurations, etc. Calculate path loss using Free-Space, Flat-Earth, Hata Urban, Hata Suburban, or Hata Open Area models. Predict how a proposed transmitter power change or range requirement change will affect existing system range or power output needs, respectively.