QSO Director supports compatible mcHF-based amateur radio transceivers, providing integrated logging and CAT control for operators using these popular software-defined HF radio designs.
The mcHF platform and radios derived from it have become popular with amateur radio experimenters, builders and portable operators. Where a compatible CAT interface is available, QSO Director can integrate the radio with its logging, DXing and operating tools, automatically tracking information such as operating frequency and mode and providing supported control functions.
Browse the supported mcHF radios below to see the models and firmware combinations supported by QSO Director.
Supported mcHF Amateur Radio Transceivers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Compatible mcHF radios and supported derivatives can be connected to QSO Director. See the list above for the currently supported models.
Yes, where the radio and installed firmware provide a compatible CAT control interface.
It can. mcHF is an open and evolving radio platform, so available CAT commands and functionality can depend on the hardware and firmware being used.
Yes, where the connected radio and firmware expose this information through the supported CAT interface.
Yes. QSO Director combines radio integration with QSO logging, POTA, SOTA, DXing and digital-mode functionality useful for portable amateur radio operation.
