CQ100 1.30

CQ100 is a software-defined radio platform created by CorMac Technologies Inc. It allows users to establish voice communication over long distances using the internet.

CQ100 uses a client-server architecture where users install the client software on their computer and connect to the CQ100 server through the internet. The server handles the audio transmission between users, simulating the experience of using a traditional HF radio.

CQ100 runs on Windows operating systems (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10) and requires an internet connection with a minimum speed of 300 kbps. It is not compatible with Mac or Linux.

No, CQ100 is a subscription-based service. Users need to purchase a subscription plan from CorMac Technologies Inc. to access and use the CQ100 platform.

Yes, after purchasing a subscription plan, users will receive a license key that needs to be entered into the CQ100 client software during installation or account setup.

No, CQ100 operates on authorized amateur radio frequencies in compliance with international regulations. Users need to adhere to the respective frequency allocations based on their amateur radio license class.

No, CQ100 is a standalone software-defined radio platform. It does not interface with external radio equipment, and all communication is done through the internet using the CQ100 client software.

Yes, CQ100 enables users from different countries to communicate over long distances using the internet. It eliminates the need for traditional HF radio propagation limitations.

No, currently CQ100 is only available in English. The user interface and documentation are primarily in English.

CorMac Technologies Inc. provides customer support for CQ100. Users can contact their support team through email or by using the support ticket system on their official website.