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Log amateur-radio QSOs into N3FJP logging software via TCP API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "io.github.sbrunner-atx/contest-mcp" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-sbrunner-atx-contest-mcp' -- npx -y contest-mcp
Please log this amateur-radio QSO to N3FJP: my callsign BG5AAA, contact K1ABC, band 20m, mode SSB, time 2024-06-18 19:32 UTC.
The tool sends the QSO as a log entry to the N3FJP logging software.
Write the following three QSOs to the N3FJP log in order: 1) BA1ZZ with JA1XYZ, 40m, CW; 2) BA1ZZ with VK2AAA, 20m, FT8; 3) BA1ZZ with W6BBB, 15m, SSB.
The tool sends multiple QSO records to N3FJP in sequence.
Extract the QSO details from this text and log them to N3FJP: 'Tonight 21:05 UTC worked DL1ABC on 10m FT8, signal -08.'
It structures the QSO fields and then writes them to the N3FJP logging software.
Amateur radio operators can use this tool to write QSOs directly into N3FJP logging software during contacts, reducing manual entry.
When QSO details first appear as natural language, notes, or other text, they can be extracted into fields and then written to N3FJP with this tool.
It logs amateur-radio QSOs to N3FJP logging software through a TCP API. The provided information only confirms this logging capability.
The known prerequisite is access to N3FJP logging software through its TCP API. For installation, configuration, or connection details, see the source repository.
It is not a generic note-taking tool; it is a specialized logger that sends QSO records directly to N3FJP via its TCP API. See the source repository for supported fields.
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