Ham radio SDR software written by a non-developer with Claude Code
A radio amateur who says he is not a developer shows SDR software for ham radio that he built with Claude Code.
Credits
- Video channel Jon Greenwood Source ↗
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The full story
A radio amateur who says he is not a developer describes what he built with Claude Code for his Ten-Tec Orion and Omni VII stations: a control program, and a modified AetherSDR with a logbook, CW Skimmer and contest logger added.
He also ported newer DSP noise-reduction features from open-source programs such as Thetis and AetherSDR into his own program, and built a native Linux antenna-modelling program using NEC2.
The video description lists other projects too, including three Android apps and an Arch Linux install he could not manage before.
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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- YouTube: Using Claude Code for Ham Radio SDR software development.Video channel: Jon GreenwoodPublished
The radio amateur's video, with the project list in its description.