S51KZ Amateur Radio Logbook
Integrated amateur radio logbook with CAT support, Contest Center, QSL systems and station integration.
VIEW PROJECT →Purpose-built software and control systems, Raspberry Pi platforms and solutions for amateur radio stations, remote operation, monitoring, networking and automation.
Core systems representing the development of PLUSPLUS | GOLDY LAB.
Integrated amateur radio logbook with CAT support, Contest Center, QSL systems and station integration.
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Remote system for the Kenwood TS-890S with RX/TX, rotor, antenna switch integration and remote control.
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Modular remote system for the Icom IC-7610 with radio, audio, rotor and antenna switch modules.
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Advanced rotor control with weather data, Wind Auto, preset functions and safety systems.
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Responsive real-time weather station with measurements, history and administration center.
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Standalone system for preparing, previewing and printing QSL labels.
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DX cluster platform with a separate backend and public portal.
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Six-port antenna switch system for two radio stations with LAN and Windows control.
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Telemetry and monitoring for the ACOM 1400S linear amplifier.
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Rotor monitoring and a DX-oriented control system with bearing functions.
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Windows and Linux systems for full control and development.
Responsive web interfaces, optimized for touch control.
Mobile access to the same monitoring and remote systems.
Additional systems covering amateur radio, networking, monitoring and energy.
DX azimut in integracija s postajo.
Network monitoring and diagnostics.
Home energy monitoring platform.
Energy monitoring system for the radio club.
Reference environment for RouterOS.
Reference center for Linux and Raspberry Pi.
PLUSPLUS | GOLDY LAB is a collection of custom-built systems for amateur radio, Raspberry Pi, remote operation, monitoring, networking and automation.
These projects are not demonstrations, but working systems used in day-to-day station and laboratory operation.