Not1MM is an amateur radio contest logger developed primarily for Linux. Its interface takes inspiration from N1MM Logger+, but Not1MM is an independent application and is not intended to provide interoperability with N1MM+.
The program uses individual contest plugins to handle scoring, exchanges and other contest-specific behaviour. It is consequently aimed at operators who want an integrated Linux-native environment covering contact entry, radio control, CW operation and contest output.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Support a large collection of amateur radio contests through individual contest plugins.
- Record contacts rapidly through a contest-oriented keyboard workflow.
- Calculate contest points and multipliers according to the selected event.
- Control compatible radios through rigctld, Flrig and TCI interfaces.
- Interface with WinKeyer and cwdaemon for CW keying.
- Provide a DX cluster alongside a graphical bandmap.
- Control compatible antenna rotators through rotctld.
- Perform callsign lookups using QRZ and HamQTH services.
- Integrate with WSJT-X for FT8, FT4 and related digital-mode contacts.
- Integrate with Fldigi for RTTY operation.
- Export logged contacts in ADIF.
- Generate Cabrillo output for contest submission.
- Transmit N1MM-style network packets for compatible external consumers such as scoreboards.
- Support multi-operator development workflows in addition to ordinary single-station contest operation.
- Store logging information in SQLite databases.
Website: github.com/mbridak/not1mm
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Developer: Michael Bridak
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Not1MM is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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