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kQSO

MEDORO s.r.o.

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kQSO is a ham radio logger with a single, smart input line. Type a whole QSO on one line — callsign, band and mode, report, serial, locator, award reference — and kQSO recognizes each part by its shape. A preview under the line shows what will be saved. Logs are plain ADIF files on your device; everything works offline. Log profiles • Activation — SOTA, GMA, POTA, WWFF, TOTA lookout towers, BOTA bunkers; your reference is set with the log, the other station's reference is logged for S2S. Several references in one activation (summit + park + WWFF area), exported as one ADIF per program. • General — adds the name. • VHF contest — serials, 6-character locator, IARU R1 scoring (points per km), score per band, EDI (REG1TEST) export per band with categories, statistics per hour and per large square, and the ON4KST chat for skeds (stations with distance, bearing and QRV bands). • Satellite — one log per pass; the satellite sets uplink / downlink band and frequency. Logging • Bands 160 m to 76 GHz, microwaves typed in GHz (24G, 10G …). • Your locator from the device position, and the nearest SOTA, POTA, WWFF, GMA, TOTA and BOTA references offline. • Callsign suggestions and locator prefill from a bundled database and your own worked stations; in a VHF contest the bands the station is QRV on. • Dupe warning (call + band + mode; contest per band; satellite per bird). • Contest panel in landscape: the next serial in big digits, UTC, rate and points. • QSO map of worked locators over the Maidenhead grid, offline. • Rain radar on the VHF contest map (optional, off by default). • ADIF export, push to your own Wavelog (API v2). • Crash-safe: every QSO is written at once, an unfinished one is offered back after a restart. Radios and keyers (beta) • Icom IC-705 over Bluetooth: band, mode and exact frequency from the radio, a typed band or F28300 tunes it, CW macros through the radio's keyer, voice memories T1–T4 in SSB / FM, transverters per band. • Other Icom radios (IC-7300, 9700, 7610, 7100, 706, 910) through the keyer's CI-V port. • CW keyer M5-ESP32-keyer over Bluetooth: macros per profile, RUN / S&P, N1MM-style ESM, CW keyboard. Own alphabetical keyboard, the system keyboard or a hardware keyboard with shortcuts (F-key macros, Alt+…), standard and e-ink display modes, light and dark theme, English and Czech, a built-in manual. No ads, no tracking, no account. Free software under GPL-3.0.

What's new

Version 1.18.0 · Nov 11, 2026

For VHF contests and the CW keyer: • A VHF contest never deletes a QSO: D or the QSO edit strikes it out as ERROR. It stays in the log with its sent serial and goes into the EDI as an ERROR row, so the serials stay in sequence. Restore brings it back. • A dupe is logged only once you confirm it. The new QSO counts and the earlier one on the band becomes ERROR. • CQ repeat for the CW keyer: A3 sets a 3 s gap after each CQ, and F5 or CQ then calls round until Esc or STOP. A0 turns it off. • Cut numbers in CW: 599 is sent as 5NN, 018 as T18. The log keeps the digits. • The F5–F12 macros also work in the chat, map, QSO list and statistics. • Macro buttons follow the F-key order and show their F key when a hardware keyboard is connected. • Search the QSO list by call, locator or serial. • The contest panel rate is live: QSOs per hour from the last 10 QSOs. • Recent QSOs beside the contest panel show the distance and azimuth. • Fix: a notice no longer hides the keyer's macros.

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