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Nexus: One all-inclusive opensource station app

Moleculo

Moleculo

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One of the locals turned me on to Nexus, an open source project for station control, logging, digital modes, etc. https://hamradiotools.io/ It works on just about any modern OS platform. One thing I find interesting is that several of the guys I talk to are blind, and applications like WSJT-X are useless to them. But they say that this app is friendly to bind ops and they are actively using it for these modes. I'm going try this out - has anyone else used it?
 
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Just installed it. Very nice.

It automates the cluster setup for you. You don't need to select telnet servers or set up filters. It does that for you. Only shows spots that are heard near you. You can easily filter, band, mode, and the awards you are chasing.

The WXJT-x integration is very well done. Display is busy and will take some getting used to. You can set the decode list to only display "Needed Only". Can't do that in with the normal WSJT-x software.

Will take awhile to understand all it can do. I have to RTFM. https://hamradiotools.io/manual/

I like it.
 
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