Small scripts, a couple of PDFs, and links to other people’s things I keep coming back to. None of it is polished. Some of it is not even mine. It just lives here so I can find it again.
A short Python script that sorts an ADIF file and drops the duplicate contacts my logger sometimes leaves behind.
The Maidenhead locator map I actually use when someone gives me a grid I do not recognise.
A one-page band plan I keep taped above the desk. Region 1. Print it at 100 percent.
What I had to install to get the cheap RTL dongles talking on Windows, in the order that worked.
Not mine, and not perfect, but the CW reader I lean on when my ears give up late at night.
The solar and band-condition panel I glance at before deciding which band to sit on.
If you came looking for a program for noise, transcription and logging, it is not in this drawer. That is RX. Core is free. Pro is $49.
