14 programas
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BayCom
BayCom is a DOS amateur radio packet terminal program that works well on the HP 100/200LX. The newset version 1.60 is described at http://www.baycom.de/term/index.htm. Copyrighted freeware.
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CW Speed
CW Speed actually contians two programs. CW is a program for sending and receiving Morse code on IBM PCs and clones. CWSPEED is used to calculate Morse code speed. Copyrighted freeware.
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Freeware Morse Code Trainer
Freeware Morse Code Trainer is a nice little DOS program that has four different ways for you to learn Morse code. This version includes a mono screen switch (mc /m) that makes the program look great on the palmtop screen. Copyrighted freeware.
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Ham Radio Band Database
This is an iPeX-enhanced database to show the Ham Radio bands in graphical format. The graphics display in the Datacard as you scroll through the list. Free
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Ham Radio Study Files
A collection of files (not yet complete) to help you study for your amateur radio Technician class license. Copyrighted freeware.
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ICMT
ICMT is by far the slickest palmtop-friendly Morse code trainer I've ever seen. Adapts beautifully to the small screen and has a comprehensive program for learning and/or building up your code speed. The best feature is the on-screen compuradio that will let you tune for QSOs and practice receiving. If the code is too fast, just push a button and it will translate what you are receiving. Very cool. Copyrighted freeware.
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Lotus Ham Radio Grid Square Calculator
Locator is a small 123 spreadsheet that will quickly calculate the distance between maidenhead grid squares. QSLware.
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MC11
Freeware Morse Code Trainer 1.1 de KB9PSL (C) 1997 David A. Nye (nyeda@uwec.edu) This program will help you learn Morse code quickly in preparation for the amateur radio code exams. I wrote it because nothing else I tried had all the features I wanted and because it looked like it would be fun to write (it was). It's free. Enjoy it and pass it on to others. I only ask that you distribute it and the documentation file together, both unchanged. The program was written in Turbo C. Source code is available upon request. I've provided several ways of practicing the code.
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Morse Practice Program
MPP is a nice, small Morse code practice program that works well on the HPLX. Copyrighted freeware for non-commercial use.
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Satellite Orbital Prediction Software
PREDICT is a satellite orbital prediction program written in 'C' for the MS-DOS operating system in 1994. It was designed specifically to assist in Amateur Satellite communications, and contains features useful in making visual observations of larger satellites. Copyrighted freeware.
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STSORBIT
STSORBIT is a program to track the NASA Space Shuttle and other satellites. Orbital data may be entered manually for space shuttle missions and NASA/NORAD 2-line elements may be used for all satellites as well as the space shuttle when available. Postcardware.
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Super Morse
This is an older version of the classic DOS Morse code program that runs well on the HP 100/200LX. The newest version is available at http://www.murrah.com/sm . Shareware.
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SWLX
SWLX is a utility which allows the HPLX to use Shortwave Radio frequency data that is downloadable for free from ILGRadio.COM. The supplied README file documents how to obtain and load frequency data for personal use. Version 1.4 matches ILGRadio January 2004 changes to data structures. Source included. Postcardware.
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TRAKSAT
TRAKSAT is a very nice satellite tracking program that runs well on the HP 100/200LX. The screen capture shows a track of the Russian MIR space station. Shareware.