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Doozy for Android is available

I’ve just published the first experimental version of my new Android app Doozy  It’s still in the early stages, so expect some rough edges — but that’s part of the fun! Perfect if you’re looking for something to experiment with this weekend. https://www.pa7lim.nl/doozy-android/ Have fun and a nice weekend,David PA7LIM

doozy-android

UPDATE: This software will be soon available as a test version. With Doozy for Android, you can make QSOs using your Android phone over D-STAR (DEXTRA, DCS, and XLX), without the need for a hotspot. Simply connect your ICOM ID-52Plus to your Android device via Bluetooth and link up with your favorite D-STAR reflector or …

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Experimenting with ICOM ID-52 Plus and Android

Experimenting with BlueDV for IOS and Inrico

The software is not available for download! I’m just experimenting.

Experimenting with my iPhone (BlueDV with AMBE)

Not for download! It’s working very well, but there are still some improvements to be made, such as adding connect and disconnect buttons. Currently, it only works with an AMBEServer, but next week I will explore the possibility of using a serial connection with the AMBE3000. I also plan to experiment with external PTT buttons. …

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Playing with my Mac again

Not for download!!

Peanut for Apple is available now.

(Picture by Barry N6NUT) After some long months coding and learning a new programming language(swift), I developed a Peanut version for Apple ( iOS and MacOS ) You can find more information here: www.pa7lim.nl/peanut Have fun! David PA7LIM

Experimenting with Peanut and an ICOM IC-705 as hotspot.

Apple transition

Two months ago, I decided to switch back to Apple. I bought a MacBook Air M3 and an iPhone 16 Pro. Earlier this year, I had already transitioned from Microsoft to Apple for my work setup. Here’s how the transition has been going: Development Tools Most of my development tools—like IntelliJ, Visual Studio Code, Android …

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BlueDV Connect

Picture by Jose CT4TX