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Ham Radio Tools
Calculators, antenna designers and a logbook for hams, usable with no signal
Operators heading to a field day or a remote site get antenna dimensions, band plans and an ADIF logbook in one app that keeps working without a connection.
Ham Radio Tools gathers the chores of amateur radio into one app: RF calculators, designers for dipoles, EFHWs, Yagis and quads with build notes, Maidenhead maps, band plans for several regions, Morse lessons and an ADIF logbook. It runs in the browser or as an Electron build for Windows and Linux, and saved work stays on the device. It is MIT-licensed and built by Shaun Scholtz (ZS6SHZ), a South African operator.
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