The worlds #1 unfinished contest logger ^{*According to my daughter Corinna.}

Not1MM's interface is a blatant ripoff of N1MM. It is NOT N1MM and any problem you have with this software should in no way reflect on their software.

Not1MM is, in my opinion, a usable amateur radio, or HAM, contest logger. It's written in Python 3.10+, and uses Qt6 framework for the graphical interface and SQLite for the database.

The primary target for this application is Linux. It may be able to run on other platforms, BSD and Windows. But I don't have a way, or desire, to directly support them.

I've recently purchased an M4 Mac Mini, So I'll probably put more effort into that platform as well.

Currently this exists for my own personal amusement. I've recently retired after 35+ years working for 'The Phone Company', GTE -> Verizon -> Frontier. And being a Gentleman of Leisure, needed something to do in my free time. I'm a casual contester and could not find any contesting software for Linux that I wanted to use. There is Tucnak which is very robust and mature. It just wasn't for me.

Not1MM is, at times, fairly stable. Recently, it would seem that I'm desperately trying to change that. The current focus of development is adding support for Multi Multi contest operations. It is something that I have no practical experience in. So you can expect the same quality of code fit and finish.

I wish to thank those who've contributed to the project. Below is an automatically generated, 'cause I'm lazy, list of those who've submitted PR's.

• [25-10-6] Bugfix: Fix 70cm frequency ranges not showing in bandmap.
  • Bugfix: Fix broken dupe checking when not multi-multi.
  • Bugfix: Fix sending SN when not fetched.
• [25-10-5] Add Multi Multi dupe checking.
  • Add Multi Multi Serial Number support.

See CHANGELOG.md for prior changes.

To install not1mm please see the installation section.

I've nuked 90% of the README.md and moved it to a LaTeX file. So now you can get the user manual as a PDF file. I know some WILL NOT LIKE THIS. Sorry, not sorry.

A quick feature list, See the user manual for more details.

• Lookup, QRZ and HamQTH
• CAT Control, rigctld and flrig
• CW Keyer Interface, winkeyer and cwdaemon
• Cluster and Bandmap
• Rotator control, rotctld
• Multi Multi (The super sketchy not ready for prime time)
• N1MM Packet output for nodered
• WSJT-X FT8/FT4/ETC and FLDIGI RTTY
• ADIF and Cabrillo output.
• And Other Stuff