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Alex VE3NEA has done it again! This time he has created a program named Pileup Runner. Alex is the one who created Morse Runner, another CW program I have enjoyed a lot. Pileup Runner is a pile-up simulator with an interface that is a mix between CWSkimmer and a contest loggingprogram. Work the pile-up visually […]
I've been using Google Earth quite a lot lately. I liked the pathplots I wrote about earlier, which I also have used in several posts. I made a small how-to on that here. I wrote a post back in 2008 about Google Earth and Hamradio which you can see here. If you haven't heard about Google […]
A few people have asked me about the gridsquare maps I have a few places on this site. They are made with DXAtlas. They are very easy to make, and several logprograms can generate these for you. If you want to make them yourself, just load up DXAtlas and right-click the square you want to […]
Several people have asked about how I make the maps I use on this page. If you don't know what I'm talking about, here are a few examples:These maps are made in Google Earth. Download the program for free from here. To help me plot the path, I use Ham Radio Deluxe. That is another […]
Breaking a long range of Hamradio only posts, specially this week, I thought I'd write a short post about the software running this page. Yesterday, WordPress 3.0 was released. It has been worked on for nearly half a year. I upgraded it yesterday as soon as I noticed it was available. The upgrade for me, didn't […]
