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Macintosh Amateur Radio Software - March 1994
Version 1.06

Please feel free to distribute this list as widely as possible. Many
of you have asked if it is OK to cross-post this list? I don't mind,
but I would like to know where it is going. If you think it should
be cross-posted to other USENET groups, please let me know so I can
try and manage these. We don't want to have any duplication or our
welcome will be wore out! I will also try and honor individual
requests for this list... but I do not always catch all of the
newsgroups postings... so please DO NOT reply/ask there! If I am a
little slow in getting the list back to you... hang in there!

Those of you that can tell me about ANY of these programs
compatibility with System 7 would be appreciated! I am going to be
adding a System 7 compatability section to EACH description in
future releases. If the application is KNOWN to execute properly
under System 7, the System 7 anotation will be placed as the last
line of the product description. More clarification on levels of
System 7 compatibility in the future editions... but this is a
start!

Some of the information in this list was gleaned from flyers
supplied by the software vendors, or in some cases from reviews in
amateur radio publications or the README files included with the
archive. Some of the information has not been verified for a long
time; please check with the vendors/authors for the latest product
specs, pricing, etc.

NEW/CHANGES: A new group has been added... that of WEFAX. Although
some of the software currently available supports this mode, RadFax
is the first to be listed as the only function of receiving waether
facsimille.

I've started adding more version numbers so that our users will know
if they have the most current release. Thanks to those that have
already sent them in... I'll accept all corrections!

This list contains info on updated for several applications: updated
information on Kantronic's Host Master(thanks John-WD1V) and Lar's
newest release of Morse Trainer 1.1.1. Ivo-ON1XK and Adam-PA2AGA
both contnue to be busy with new releases of IM/Mac and NET/Mac
repsectively. I know that Adam made changes to support the multiport
serial boards... and now we can have up to 16 TNCs connected!

Thanks Adam, Ivo and Lars for some great products!

A reminder that The World  Software Tool and Dye, is one of the
newest site carrying the Mac Ham Radio Software. Scott-WY1Z is
maintaining these file as the Librarian of the Boston Amateur Radio
Club. Look in the following path at ftp.std.com:  /pub/hamradio/mac.

Check at the bottom of this list for more information on ftp'able
sites carrying Amateur Radio software.

The ARRL ListServer is also carrying the latest version of this
list... in case you loose this one!

*** Collections ***
<MacNet v5.31>
 Join MacNet and get included in the latest version of "Macnet
Roster", a HyperCard 2.x stack that now has > 400  members and is
the proverbial "Who's Who" of hams using Macs. You'll find "Macnet
Roster" a great tool for finding out who, what and how other hams
are using their Macs with their ham stations.  It even includes this
file!
 Send $30.00($40.00 DX) check or money order to: WD1V, John Seney,
144 Pepperidge Drive Manchester, NH 03103 USA.
 All disks shipped First Class Mail PPd. Get the COMPLETE Macnet
Software Collection ppd. on 10 disks!
 Based on your interests, you'll also receive public domain
shareware received by our members.
 System 7

<Project Mac>
 Contest logging, antenna design, satellite tracking, clip art, etc.
Microsoft BASIC required for many of the programs. Most of this
software is now available in the MacNet collection.  Send three
formatted 800K Macintosh disks with stamped, self-addressed disk
mailer to Stan Horzepa, WA1LOU, One Glen Ave., Wolcott, CT
06716-1442. Stan can be reached at [e-mail]
 NOTE: Stan has indicated much of this software is "old" and may not
work on some newer Macs. Also he notes that most of his collection
is available in the MacNet collection above. He will send anyone
what he has if you send him the disks and SAS mailer.

<Amateur Radio Software for Macintosh>
 Extensive catalog including logging, Morse code, gray line, test
preparation, satellite tracking, contesting, and packet radio
programs.
 ZCo Corporation, P.O. Box 3720, Nashua, NH 03061. NOTE: This company has been rumored to be out of business!

<Amateur Radio #1>
 Contains satellite tracking, Morse code, attenuator design, and
Ohm's law calculator programs.  Kinetic Designs, P.O. Box 1646,
Orange Park, FL 32067.

*** Test preparation ***
<Ham Test Stacks>
 HyperCard stacks containing the entire question pool for each
license class. Can be used for preparation or generating actual
tests.  The current releases are: Novice v4.1(new questions eff.
7/1/93), Technician v4.0(new questions effective 7/1/93), General
v2.4, Advanced v2.4, Extra v2.4 If you wish to receive these PUBLIC
DOMAIN stacks, please send a SASE (self addressed STAMPED envelope
- 2 ounces postage = .52) and 800K diskette to the author: Diana
L. Carlson, 3 Spruce Street, Hudson, NH 03051. Diana will no longer
send out the stacks unless the envelope has sufficient postage
for return mail (in general, that means .52-.98, depending on size
of envelope) and for those who send a standard business envelope,
she takes no responsibility for the condition of the diskette
through US mail.  Available via anonymous FTP from various sites,
including uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (/pub/ham-radio). NOTE: The newest
releases of Novice and Technician stacks are available at
uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (5/6/93) Author is available via Internet:
[e-mail]
 System 7 savy with HyperCard 2.1

<MacHam>
 Test generators and study aids for the Technician, General,
Advanced, and Extra class written elements. Includes the complete
question pool for each license. Hypercard based.
 Coyne Co., P.O. Box 2000-200, Mission Viejo, CA 92692.
 System 7 with HyperCard 2.1

*** Morse code practice ***
<N6MZV Morse Trainer>
 Lets you practice any combination of letters, numbers, and/or
punctuation characters. Can send user-created text files.
 RT Martin, N6MZV, 10382 Orange Avenue, Cupertino, CA 95014. Also
available via anonymous FTP from ftp.apple.com (/pub/ham-radio).
Shareware.

<Morse Code Tutor v1.6> - used to be called Morse Tutor
 Sends random groups of letters, numbers, and/or punctuation
characters.  Available via anonymous FTP from ftp.apple.com
(/pub/ham-radio). Or send formatted 800K Macintosh disk with
stamped, self-addressed return disk mailer to Jack Brindle, WA4FIB,
726-175th Street SW, Bothell, WA 98012; Compuserve: 73365,606.

<MorseMania V1.0>
 Designed for those already familiar with Morse code who want to
improve their speed. Allows code practice at various speeds and
audio pitches. Can generate random sequences or play the contents
of user-created text files. Freeware.  Available via anonymous
FTP from whirlwind.stanford.edu (/pub). Contact Edward Plumer,
KM6IQ, for more information; Internet: [e-mail].

<MacMorse>
 Randomly sends chosen characters. Lets you create your own practice
files.  David A. Kall, 700 Marine Parkway #314, New Port Richey,
FL 34652.

<MacMorse v1.3>
 MacMorse is designed to help you learn Morse code and improve your
receiving speed. It has several ways that it can send letters and
punctuation.  Shareware.  Doug Havenhill, Dynamics and Control,
7143 West Sunnyside Drive, Peoria, AZ 85345.

<MacSamuel>
 Sends random words, random character groups, and user-created text
files. Can also create simulated QSOs with randomly generated text
and callsigns.  Avant Systems, P.O. Box 5437, Pittsburgh, PA 15206.

<Zihua Morse>
 Designed to teach Morse code to beginners and to improve the
accuracy and speed of advanced users. Responses can be typed into
the computer; the program will calculate accuracy and timing
statistics for each session. Optional speech synthesizer reads
the characters out loud for an accuracy check.  Zihua, P.O. Box
51601, Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

<Sparks-II v2.0.5>
 More Code training program.  Available for anonymous ftp at
rahul.net /pub/davidj/radio

<Morse Master v1.0>
 The newest of the morse code training programs. MM calculates the
real speed as follows: Real speed = Number of Words/end time -
start time. And the lengh of word is generating randomly, so if
you set even 5WPM, sometimes another value will appear. However
you should believe the slidebutton's value. If you repeat many
times, the average speed should be 5WPM (if not... anyway, believe
the slidebutton's value).  Archive is available mac.archive.umich.edu,
path: mac/util/organization/morsemaster1.0.sit.hqx The author can
be reached thru the following e-mail addresses:
[e-mail]. (Eiji AOL account is no longer
valid - moved back to Japan after his studies.)

<Morse Trainer-US v1.1.1>
 MorseTrainer is a powerful tool for learning and training Morse
code. Features: Three different training modes: user text, random
text, library text; Arbitrary signal pitch and timbre; Arbitrary
speed and tempo; Multi-alphabet support; Random text generator;
Text library editor; On-line alphabet; On-line manual; Help
Balloons; And a lot more. New features in 1.1: Enhanced sound
generator, volume control and risetime control. The pitch is set
in steps of 10Hz instead of using MIDI frequencies; Speed and
tempo limits increased to 80 words/minute as a result of the
enhanced sound generator; User-selectable font in the Misc settings
dialog.  FREEWARE!
 This version uses TrueType fonts instead on bitmaps fonts so that
the user can distinguish 0(zero) from O(character). Furthermore
speed and tempo can be given in either characters/minute or
words/minute.  Archive is available mac.archive.umich.edu, path:
mac/util/organization/ Author is available via internet:
[e-mail]
 System 7 savy

<CW Speed Builder v3.0>
 This program is for improving Morse Code (CW) reception skill.
The major difference between this and other Morse Code training
programs is that this one will not continue sending until you
provide the correct answer.  Major changes which have been suggested
and implemented since last version include: after three incorrect
responses the program shows the correct character; the list of
characters at the end which will show those you know and those
you need more practice on; the frequency of the tone has been
changed; volume of the tone has been reduced; the character " - "
has been added ( dah dit dit dit dah ) Comments can be sent as
follows: America Online:K7UPJ, Internet:[e-mail], Packet
radio:K7UPJ@KA3T, Compu$erv:70521,2356, Mail:Box 84, Cascade, MD
21719

*** Packet and other digital modes ***
<NET/Mac 2.3.38>
 Allows simultaneous TCP/IP, AX.25, and NET/ROM connections.
Requires a TNC with KISS mode. Copyright, but free for noncommercial
use. The latest releases have added the ability to cut and paste
from the console window and support of multi-port serial boards like
AE's QuadraLink. It is now possible to have up to 16 TNCs connected
up to a Nubus Mac!
 Adam van Gaalen, PA2AGA, (Internet: [e-mail]) has been
making the modifications to NET/Mac. This version (and others) is
available via anonymous FTP from ucsd.edu
(/hamradio/packet/tcpip/incoming), mac.archive.umich.edu and
 System 7

++##NOTE##++
 Adam recently sent oout a note to the distribution list about
moving NET/Mac to Systerm 7 Pro. If you are contemplating this
upgrade, Adam would like to know this... he would like to know about
any particular features that System 7 Pro supports that you think
should be added to NET/Mac. Please e-mail him at the address show
above.

<Domain-to-Hosts Converter 1.0r3>
 This application will create a hosts.net file from the domain.txt
file that PC owners use with NOS. Created by Ken-NS1C is available
on many TCP/IP packet switches in New England.program.
 System 7

<IM/Mac 1.0b27y>
 Mailer program for use with the SMTP protocol. Alternative to the
BM program that comes with NET/Mac. Written by Ivo van Ursel, ON1XK.
Ivo is continuosly updating his mailer program. His newest release
supports built-in BinHex support, selectable sound chimes for
incoming mail, "quoting" of forwarded messages and lots more. If you
are not using this program... why not? Check for the latest release
in the directory before "blind" ftp'ing.  This software supports
System 7's Ballon Help and is System 7 savy!  Available via
anonymous FTP from ucsd.edu (/hamradio/packet/tcpip/incoming).
 Author is available via internet: [e-mail]  <<-- new
address for Ivo
 System 7 savy

<SoftKiss 1.8>
 Control panel device that emulates a TNC running in KISS mode. For
use with packet-radio modems such as the Baycom kit and PacketMac
Modem. Version 1.8 July 9 1993 update since 1.6. KD6PAG found a bug
in quoting recieved escape and end characters is sofktiss 1.6. The
bug and the fix and patch are all correct, thanks for some great
detective work. Lots of doc files and drawings included in this
archive! Requires the Serial Tool from Apple's Communications
Toolbox!  Available on the HAMNET forum of Compuserve, America
Online and via anonymous FTP from akutaktak.andrew.cmu.edu (/aw0g).
 System 7

<PacketMac Modem>
 PacketMac Modem kits can be obtained from: Sigma Design Associates,
P.O. Box 49085, Colorado Springs, CO 80919, [phone] (after
1/94). Dexter Francis can be reached at [e-mail]

<Savant 1.0.1>
 A new packet terminal front-end by the author of Virtuoso. Savant
has a split window interface, but it's also a multi-window,
multi-connection interface and will work with almost any TNC, unlike
MacRatt or HostMaster.  Savant also is compatiple with SoftKISS and
the PacketMac Modem.
 A demo version of the product is available at cpre1.ee.iastate.edu
(pub/ke0ph) or via US Mail, send a SAS disk mailer and disk to CM
Technologies, Inc., RR#1, Box 83A, Kelley, IA 50134 [phone].
 System 7, 32-bit, '040 cache clean and it supports the required
 AppleEvents.

<MacRatt with FAX>
 Terminal program for use with AEA's PK-232 multimode controller.
Supports packet, CW, RTTY, AMTOR, and facsimile. Includes cable.
Advanced Electronic Applications, P.O. Box C-2160, Lynnwood, WA
 98036.

<Host Master 1.2>
 The Kantronics Host Master software provides an easy to use,
multifunctional terminal program for the TNC. Host Master Mac is a
simultaneous multi-mode terminal program for the Mac written by
Kevin Krueger, N0IOS and marketed by Kantronics. It is a commercial
product available from most of the ham radio stores and supports
single and multiple packet connects, packet monitoring, and HF
operation (with KAM) each on a separate window, all at the same
time. This package retails for $69.95 in the US and is intuitive,
friendly, and well supported by Kantronics. Current version as of
10/20/93 is 1.2. It is hoped that a future version will support FAX
but currently Hostmaster supports PACKET, AMTOR, RTTY, PACTOR (KAM
ver. 6.0), CW, and NAVTEX.  Features: text and binary file transfer;
packet conferencing; color or B&W windows; cut, copy, paste between
windows; call exchange and data/time stamp; auto startup/shutdown
commands; transmit buffers for each mode; simultaneous dual port,
multiple connects; supports KPC-2, KPC-2400, KPC-4, KAM and Data
Engine. Requires: Macintosh Plus w/ System 6.05 or better. Current
Kantronics firmware.
 System 7 compatible, with baloon help

<PacketTracker 1.05>
 PacketTracker ver 1.05 is a program that monitors packet activity
and keeps track of what is going on. It draws a graphical map
showing who is talking to who and displays statistics of all current
stations and keeps a running tally of activity.  PacketTracker was
written for both the casual packet user and the network manager or
BBS operator. The casual packet user will be able to learn a great
deal about what is happening in packet around him; which stations
are generating the most data and what some of them are. he will be
able to see graphically what stations he can hitdirectly and which
ones he cannot.  For the network manager and BBS operator,
PacketTracker provides extensive insight to the operation of the
local network and problems such as excessive retries on a path. It
also allows for extensive logging of channel utilization and other
pertinate information.
 NOTE: This application requires the Apple's Serial Tool from the
Communications Toolbox.
 System 7

*** RTTY ***
<MacTTY>
 Decodes Baudot or ASCII transmissions. Can also be used for packet
radio and other digital modes (including landline data
communications). Includes split screen, a 15,000-character
type-ahead buffer, and canned messages.  Summit Concepts, Suite
102-190, 1840 41st Ave., Capitola, CA 95010.

<MacMultiCom 1.0>
 MFJ sells MacMultiCom 1.0 for their 1278 multimode controller.
MacMultiCom supports all of the modes of the 1278: packet, rtty,
ascii, pactor, amtor, gray scale faxes, and many different formats
of color sstv.  The program requires a minimum of a MacPlus and a
hard disk. Requires a color Macintosh and System 7 for best results.
 System 7


*** Logging *** <Ham Radio Station Logbook>
 HyperCard stack that stores and displays radio contact information.
Automatically stamps entries with time and date. Contacts can be
sorted by frequency, call sign, or date of contact. Includes report
formats, a "Q-code" reference list, and on-line help.  SanSoft, 892
E. Quail Place, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126. (The same program appears
to be available from Heizer Software, 1941 Oak Park Blvd., Suite 30,
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523.)

<FDLog!>
 Contact logging and duping program. Can transmit any of ten
programmable CW messages. Generates real-time statistics on QSO
rates.  System One Control, 3900 85th Ave N, Suite 200, Brooklyn
Park, MN 55443.

<MacContest 4.0>
 The ultimate contest logging program for the Macintosh (System 7
proof). Covers CW/SSB/RTTY modes and all bands from 1.8 MHz to 5.7
GHz. Allows real-time or post contest logging for a wide variety of
contests (30 contest include, new ones can be added). Checks for
dupes, figures scores instantly. Offers various printouts (sorts per
band, alpabetically, labels etc.) Interfaces to TNCs (KAM, PK-232)
for CW, RTTY and packet modes. Built in terminal mode and packet
DXcluster interface. Interface to Kenwood transceivers for automatic
band/mode logging. MacinTalk voice output for real-time logging as
well as to ease post-contest entry. Option to capture log in
realtime to printer. Option to simultaneously create a save copy of
the log to a different file/drive. Timetable showing actual grayline
on a world map.
 MacContest is free but must be personalized to each user (otherwis
it's limited to 50 contacts). To get a copy send a 3.5" diskette and
a SASE to Gerald Eberle, HB9CEY, PO Box 13, CH-4417 Ziefen,
Switzerland.
 Moritz (HB9BLZ) can act as a message forwarder for Gerald. Moritz' e-mail address is: [e-mail]

<LOGic>
 (Macintosh version scheduled.) Lets you define the rules
determining dupes (such as once per band or once per contest).
Displays heading, distance, and other information about the country
being worked. Automatically enters contact time; if interfaced
directly to a radio, also enters the frequency, band, and mode.
Shows status toward earning amateur-radio awards. User-definable
database fields. Exchanges data with other programs.  Personal
Database Applications, 2634 Meadow Bend Court, Duluth, GA 30136.

<HF Logger 1.2>
 A real fine HyperCard logging program! (hey... thats all I got!)
N0QGQ

<Simple Log .2b>
 This little utility is a handy way to create a logging file that
you can later import into any data base for analysis, etc. It also
shows you that just about anyone can use Think C and create
something on the Mac! Let me know if you'd like the source code.
WD1V @ WA1WOK.NH.USA.NA Author is John Seney - WD1V, e-mail address
is [e-mail]. For a copy of this program, mail a SASE disk
mailer and 800K disk to: John D. Seney, WD1V, 144 Pepperidge Dr.,
Manchester, NH 03103
 System 7

<Marathon>
 Contesting/logging- Have seen references to (March 92 CQ magazine)
and heard good things about MARATHON by N 0 IOS. I believe a demo
was available for $8. Last address known is: Kevin Krueger, N0IOS,
1780 Ruth St., St.Paul, MN  551O9

*** Propagation, gray line, DX headings *** <DX Map v1.1>
 Displays a map of the world with the terminator. Gives location,
prefixes, zone numbers, distance, and heading for any country you
select. Freeware. Requires HyperCard 2.0.  Available via anonymous
FTP from joker.optics.rochester.edu (in the /ham/dxmap directory).
Or send a formatted 800K Macintosh disk with a stamped,
self-addressed disk mailer to Len Saaf, NV2Z, 52 Raleigh Street,
Rochester, NY 14620 (Internet: [e-mail]).

<SatTrak>
 Primarily a satellite tracking program, but also calculates beam
headings, Maidenhead grid locations, MUF plots, and band openings.
Shareware.  Available via anonymous FTP from sumex-aim.stanford.edu
(/info-mac/app). Or send a formatted 800K or 14.MB Macintosh disk
with stamped, self-addressed disk mailer to Mike Pflueger, WD8KPZ,
6207 W. Beverly Lane, Glendale, AZ 85306.

<Sun Clock>
 Desk accessory. Displays a color map of the world, including the
terminator. Indicates current time for any location.  MLT Software,
Inc., P.O. Box 368, Portland, OR 97207.

<DX Window>
 Draws a great-circle world map centered on your QTH, with day/night
terminator indicated. Displays over 400 DX locations with prefixes
and beam headings.  Engineering Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 939, Vienna,
VA 22183.

<Skycom 1.1>
 Enter solar flux and get propagation predictions to desired areas
of the world.  Engineering Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 939, Vienna, VA
22183.

<Skycom 1.5>
 Provides sunlight status at both ends of a path; MUF, F0F2, and FOT
frequencies; S/N ratio of the link; and other information.
Engineering Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 939, Vienna, VA 22183.

<DX Helper v1.57B>
 Displays beam heading, distance, gray line, and propagation
information. Generates great-circle maps. Identifies prefixes,
zones, and oblasts. Includes code practice.  MacTrak Software, P.O.
Box 1590, Port Orchard, WA 98336.

<Mac MiniMUF v5.1>
 A greyline and propagation predictor based on the PC version of
MiniMUF by K4CFV. It is available directly from him for the price of
a formatted disk and SASE (disk mailer).  His address in callbook
or: Bob Stamper K4CFV, 12510 Shadowrun Blvd., Riverview, FL  33569

<Mac ShortWave v1.2>
 A program called Mac Shortwave that figures MUF and LUF. BXA
Research in Plano, Texas

*** WEFAX ***
<RadFax 0.9>
 RadFax 0.9 is somewhat incomplete and may have bugs, it is capable
of receive weather faximile messages via the sound input port of
Macintosh computers. Basically you connect your Mac to a shortwave
radio and tune in to weather fax station. You set the reception
speed and desired resolution and start receiving.
 I'm not sure if I'm going to add the features that I still feel are
missing, but if I get enough shareware payments, I will do so. In
any case, anyone who send me a shareware payment of $25 (cash
prefered, but I guess there might be a way for me to cash checks
too) will receive a disk with the full source code for the program.
You will need at least Think C 5.0 and TCL to compile the program.
 Shareware payments should be sent to: Juri Munkki, Ehrensv
20B8, SF00150 Helsinki, Finland

<WeFaxWorks>
 Weather facsimile terminal program for use with Kantronics TNCs.
Kantronics rfconcepts, 1202 E. 23rd Street, Lawrence, KS 66046.

*** Satellite tracking ***
<SatTrack v1.02>
 Tracks one satellite across a world map as it moves, displays the
instantaneous position of several satellites, or generates tables of
all satellites visible from a certain location at a given time. Also
calculates beam headings, Maidenhead grid locations, and MUFs.
Shareware.  Available via anonymous FTP from sumex-aim.stanford.edu
(/info-mac/app). Or send a formatted 800K Macintosh disk with
stamped, self-addressed disk mailer to Mike Pflueger, WD8KPZ, 6207
W. Beverly Lane, Glendale, AZ 85306.

<MacSat v3.1>
 Tracks up to 21 satellites simultaneously, either in simulation or
real-time mode. Text screen displays ground-track coordinates,
range, mean anomaly, visibility (azimuth and elevation) and Doppler
shift frequency information for all satellites being tracked.
Graphical screen portrays the satellite ground tracks superimposed
on a world map. Polar plot displays graphically the precise location
of each visible satellite above the observer's horizon.  Developed
by the Geodetic Research Laboratory of the University of New
Brunswick.  Available from Richard B. Langley, R.R. 12, Fredericton,
N.B.  E3B 6H7, Canada (Internet: [e-mail]).  A demo version of
MacSat may be ftp'ed from directory PUB.CANSPACE on
unbmvs1.csd.unb.ca.
 System 7

<OrbiTrack> <OrbiTrackFPU v2.1.4>
 Calculates look angles to selected satellites, plots current
satellite positions on a world map, and displays the visible passage
of a satellite against background stars (either within the program
itself or via a data file that can be read into the Voyager
astronomy program). Please note that one version requires an FPU to
operate!  BEK Developers, P.O. Box 47114, St.  Petersburg, FL 33743.
(Bill Bard, CompuServe: 75366,2557) (Note: This replaces BEK's
previous MacSat program, which was not related to the program of the
same name from UNB.)

<QuikMac>
 Macintosh version of N4HY's QuikTrak program. Requires Microsoft
BASIC. AMSAT, P.O. Box 27, Washington, DC 20044.

<Satellite Orbit Prediction Program>
 Macintosh conversion of W3IWI program. Requires Microsoft BASIC.
Send formatted 800K Macintosh disk with stamped, self-addressed disk
mailer to Earl Skelton, N3ES, 6311 29th Place NW, Washington, DC
20015. Or send self-addressed stamped envelope for source listing.

<Satellite Pro>
 Uses world maps and tables to indicate rising and setting
schedules, current locations, mutual visibility opportunities, and
footprints. Includes Mercator, polar, and great-circle displays.
Optional antenna control.  MacTrak Software, P.O. Box 1590, Port
Orchard, WA 98366.

<Macintosh Spacecraft Personal Orbit Computations (MacSPOC)>
 Software used aboard the Space Shuttle and in Mission Control
to track the Shuttle. Models engine burns, orbit perturbations,
and the Shuttle's orientation. Free online data uploads during
Shuttle missions.
 Commercial v1.5 available from Daniel R. Adamo,
4203 Moonlight Shadow Ct., Houston, TX 77059; telephone
713-480-9631; AppleLink: D3176; America Online: AdamoD. Test
drive v1.1 available on AppleLink (path "K-12 Education: Education
Resources: Science Resources: MacSPOC: Space Shuttle Orbit Software").
 Author is on AOL and can be reached as [e-mail] via the internet.

*** Antenna design ***
<MacMiniNEC>
 Chris Smolinski, N3JLY, 40 South Lake Way, Reisterstown, MD 21136.

*** Radio control ***
<ICOM Radio Control>
 Provides a Macintosh interface for controlling ICOM transceivers
that use the CI-V remote-control system. Lets you quickly change
frequencies and modes. Also does logging and duping. Requires a CI-V
to RS-422 converter (schematic included with program).
 KE6FG Software, 9763 Pali Avenue, Tujunga, CA 91042.

<FreqValet>
 Provides frequencies and DX program info for shortwave radio
listeners.  The program databases update automatically at 15, 30, or
60 minute intervals, thus providing a continuous display of
broadcasts on-the-air at any given time in a spreadsheet like
format.  Features include sorting of data, scanning, and on-screen
changing of databases. The program will convert Tom Sundstrom's
dBase shorwave broadcast listing to FreqValet format and will do the
same for Shorwave Navigator users.  Separate cards are provided for
DX Programs, Ship to Shore, and Utility broadcasts.  Computer
control modules are available at extra cost for the Drake R8,
Kenwood R-5000, JRC NRD-525, and NRD-535 receivers.
 DX Computing, 232 Squaw Creek Road, Willow Park, TX 76087.
Telephone [phone] or [phone] (fax).  Author is
available via internet: [e-mail] System 7 with HyperCard 2.1

*** Ham radio BBSs ***
<Digikron Systems BBS>
 Various ham-related applications, including logging, propagation,
Morse code, and packet. [phone].

<N8EMR BBS>
 Various ham-related files, including packet, DXing, and contesting
software; AMSAT bulletins; and several ham newsletters. (614)
895-2553. Also available via FTP on AMPRnet at 44.70.0.1.

<WB3FFV BBS>
 Various ham-related software, including packet, contesting, and
Morse code applications. [phone], 661-2598, and 661-2648.

<ChowdaNet BBS>
 (more info at a later date)

*** Online Services carrying Ham Radio software ***
<America Online>
 Supports Macintosh, PC's DOS & Windows versions, PS/1, Apple //s,
Casio Zoomer. Ham Radio Club (keyword = ham radio) supports all
computer types. Software for amateur radio, scanners, swl'ers and
general electronics. For 10 FREE hours of trial time send your snail
mail address to [e-mail] or call 1-800-827-6364 Ext. 6285.
This site NOT ftb'able (yet). Internet e-mail.

<CompuServe>
 Supports any communications software on most computers Ham Radio
area (go hamnet) supports all types of communications formats. Call
1-800-848-8199 for information. This site NOT ftb'able.Internet
e-mail.

<Delphi>
 (more info at a later date) Internet e-mail

<GEnie>
 (more info at a later date) Internet e-mail

<Prodigy>
 Has ham radio message areas, no downloadable software. Limited
internet e-mail.

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Misc. Internet FTP sites for
Amateur Radio Macintosh software

joker.optics.rochester.edu (/ham )
sumex-aim.stanford.edu       (/info-mac/app)
mac.archive.umich.edu       various locations
vixen.cso.uiuc.edu       (/pub/ham-radio)
ucsd.edu           (/hamradio) many different subdirectories
               (/hamradio/packet/tcp/incoming) newest
                                             files temp holding area
               (/hamradio/packet/tcpip/pa2aga)
                                             NET/Mac & IM/Mac area
ftp.apple.com              (/pub/ham-radio)
akutaktak.andrew.cmu.edu   (/aw0g)
softkiss-mac nic.switch.ch (/software/mac/ham-radio)
ftp.std.com                (/pub/hamradio/mac)

If you know of any other sites, please e-mail me info so I may keep
this list as up to date as possible!

- Terry

Thanks for all of the notes and updates! Keep them coming. Did I
get all of the versions right?

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NOTE: Much of this work was done by Patty-N6BIS as she collected
information from many vendors.  I would like to keep this list as up
to date as possible. Please feel free to drop me a note if you have
any additional software to this list.

DISCLAIMER: The software listed is not endorsed by Apple Computer,
Inc.(c) nor has it all been tested by the author/providers of this
information.

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* Recompiled by Terry Stader - KA8SCP  ([e-mail])      *
* Original list compiled by Patty Winter - N6BIS              *
* New information last added 1/94                             *
* some information not rechecked since early 1991.            *
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