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title: Software Dev
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<div class="message"> If a project does not have a link, it means I just haven't created a project specific page yet. However everything
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has a Git repository.</div>
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I am by no means a software developer, that being said I've written some code that does things related to ham radio.
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Some of it can fall under the category of "stupid tricks" that are geared toward web presence. Some of it is the
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actual website itself since it uses Jekyll/Liquid/Ruby for static generation.
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- [PiScrape - Text-Only Hotspot Information](https://nq4t.com/software/piscrape) · [Git Repository](https://git.pickmy.org/nq4t/piscrape)
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- This consists of a bash script and PHP page that will display a small box with Pi-Star reflector/talkgroup
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information that you can iframe in to a webpage. (Will be) part of my QRZ profile when I can stop screwing around with
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the main webpage long enough to update it.
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- PiStAPrS - Beacon Hotspot Information To APRS-IS · <a href="https://https://git.pickmy.org/nq4t/pistaprs">Git Repository</a>
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- Similar to PiScrape, except this runs on an external Pi with a GPS hat that will beacon location information
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- HamHead - Arduino Remote Head For CAT/CI-V Radios · <a href="https://git.pickmy.org/nq4t/HamHead">Git Repository</a></p>
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- Project with the goal of letting you add a remote head to any radio that uses CAT/CI-V. Development is dorment
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but not entirely dead. Was originally a “memory controller” for an IC-725 to aid in tuning CB channels for monitoring on
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the road.
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- PiFO - Pi VFO Controller/Head · <a href="https://git.pickmy.org/nq4t/PiFO">Git Repository</a>
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- Abandoned. The original RPi based project before I switched to Arduino and called it HamHead. Started off using
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HamLib before I abandoned it for being inadequate for my vision. Was later abandoned entirely because who wants to wait
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for an OS to boot to control their rig.
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