Interactive notebooks¶
These notebooks run in the browser with JupyterLite. No server-side Python kernel is required.
Local demo¶
The local demo notebook is bundled with this documentation site and built into the JupyterLite contents index. The embedded version below is a rendered notebook preview without the Jupyter application shell.
Open the interactive demo notebook
External notebooks¶
External notebooks are fetched during the Docker build and included in the static JupyterLite site. The source list is maintained in external-notebooks.txt.
The dashboard below is built with Voici: the notebook runs live in the browser (no server-side kernel), but only the Markdown text and the widgets are shown, not the code.
Open the Moxon calculator dashboard in a new tab
To view or edit the notebook's code, open it in the full JupyterLite app instead: Open the interactive Moxon calculator
Antenna simulation¶
The calculator gives practical first-cut Moxon dimensions. For NEC2-style simulation and further geometry experiments, use AntennaSim:
AntennaSim supports importing and exporting antenna models, but the current public version does not appear to expose shareable settings in the URL. For now, share the exported model file together with the simulator link.
Source repository¶
https://github.com/ebirn/Moxon_OE1EBG
ADIF Editor¶
A standalone, client-side editor for ADIF (.adi) log files: drag & drop files in, edit
records in a table, and export. Nothing leaves the browser.