Program them and control them, in a tab.
The full Hamilton Radio Programmer is built in, with the CHIRP engine and its 551 radio models. Read the radio, edit channels, frequencies, tones, offsets and scan settings in a list that validates every field against what your radio can actually do, then write it back. Import and export image files, and see your channels on a repeater map.
A multi-protocol CAT console for 67 radios: Icom and Xiegu CI-V, Yaesu text and legacy binary CAT, Kenwood, Elecraft, FlexRadio, QRP Labs and (tr)uSDX. Pick the radio, set the baud your rig menu uses, press power. Frequency, mode, band, split, filters and levels, and a log of everything sent and received. The browser owns the rig, so every page sees its state and the CAT badge beside the clock shows the link.
Hamilton Auto FT8 works the band by itself, and every contact it makes flows into the same logbook. It is a separate program, and Ham Browser opens it from the dashboard.
