Today, Dog Park Software announced the availability of the latest version of MacLoggerDX, v5.55. After months of field testing with Apple’s public beta, MacLoggerDX is ready for Yosemite. What’s New in this version: Optimized for Yosemite. Added ADIF import option to reject dupes. Added QRZCQ Call Book. Added Awards Table color coding. Added Specific Call cluster filter. Added […]
I’m starting this post to keep track of any amateur radio software that is compatible with OS X Yosemite. If you’re running OS X Yosemite and have tested any amateur radio software with the new OS X, please leave a comment below telling everyone what software you have running and any problems you may have […]
On 15 October, the Fldigi development team led by W1HKJ released version 3.22.00 of Fldigi. This new version incorporates all of the fixes, additions, tweaks, and modifications made throughout the 84 previous versions of Fldigi v3.21.00 – v3.21.83 and is thus built upon a very solid foundation. Furthermore, the latest version of Fldigi includes several new additions, including: New 8PSK modes Slightly […]
On September 30th, Donald Hays released v2.0 of his excellent iOS app, Maidenhead Converter. Having been previously pulled from the App Store by the author, this app is making a much-welcomed return. Maidenhead Converter is very useful for mobile operators such as contest rovers or those chasing grid squares (or being chased for grid squares). Maidenhead Converter 2.0 incorporates […]
hroughout the summer, we have been featuring Station Snapshots from amateur radio operators using Macs in their amateur radio hobby. These posts have been popular and have provided an opportunity for readers to share their Mac station with the world. If you are interested in submitting your station for inclusion in this project, all you need to […]
Thomas Lindner (DL2RUM), developer of RUMlog and RUMped logging software, has shared a sneak peek of the future of RUMlog with MacHamRadio. Tentatively called RUMlogNG, this next generation of RUMlog is currently under active development. Still in the early stages of development, RUMlogNG is still some time away from release but as you can see […]
As part of the effort to expand the reach for MacHamRadio.com, we started a Facebook page to share information and to reach new people interested in Amateur Radio on the Apple Mac systems. Well, we have reached our first milestone of 100 likes on MacHamRadio’s Facebook page and I want to say “thank you” for your effort […]
Welcome to another edition of Station Snapshot. This time, we are traveling to the UK and visiting the shack of Joel, G0URK. Unlike some of our previous Station Snapshot subjects, Joel is a new Mac user, having only been using OS X for a few months. Joel writes: “I have only had the Mac […]
On October 1st, the developers of the popular WSJT-X software released the public beta of their latest edition, v1.4 RC 1. Under development for several months, this new version brings many new enhancements along with many internal changes to clean up code and make the entire package more easily maintained. Among the significant improvements are: […]
For those MacHamRadio followers using Aether, Andrew Madsen has announced an update to fix the LoTW issues associated with the ARRL turning off an old server. Mac App Store customers will be able to get their update via the normal update methods once the new version is accepted by Apple. Non-Mac App Store customers can […]
