This would mean easy plug and play operation for stations getting set up on field day without special software to get going while eliminating the need to install software and making the networking part of field day logging easier. it would also mean it's cross platform compatible. (Windowz, Mac, Linux, smart devices etc.) My goal is to have the vast majority of the features as a regular desktop field day logger such as logging, editing log, live stats with contact rate and colored map, group chat, etc. The router would have both wired and wireless connections. As soon as a user connects to the network and opens their browser, they would immediately be directed to the proper webpage application.
Below is an example of the stats page I've started putting together. I need to generate a new map of the US with the ARRL Sections and the graph currently in there is just an example. This will be built with the intention of running on an apache web server, php, sqlite, and will require lots of javascript.
I'm thinking about making this an opensource project on github. Let me know what you guys think and if anyone would like to help put this together.
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