
The Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch do not have that many amateur radio apps. There are a few very useful ones like an audio spectrum analyser, an oscilloscope, Echolink and a repeater database, but what I would really like is a full WSPR interface for the iPod Touch. Does anyone know if such an app has/is being developed for Apple or Android products? Even Apple OS PCs seem to be less well catered for with regard to amateur radio software.
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It's a nice idea Roger, but there are some challenges such as WSPR's implementation in c, fortran and python.
Run WSPR on a Raspberry Pi and use X Server on your phone to control it and watch the results. That way you are not tied to your radio. I must run mine up again. I did also have it running and feeding the waterfall to a web server. I could stop and start via web interface but had not perfected band changing, but it was certainly possible, just needed more time.
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