ADIF to KML converter Standalone by CT1GVN

This freeware application allows you to convert an ADIF file to a KML file so you can map your QSO's.

It works by scanning the ADIF file QSO's for gridsquares, no internet connection is needed.

It's a standalone portable pre-compiled application, meaning you don't need to install it, just run the executable/binary file.

It's written in pyhton and compiled using pyinstaller.

Thanks to Tomáš Borovička - OK4BX for the python ADIF parser!

Download

Click here and choose the lastest (higher number) file for you system.

For Windows systems choose the zip file.
For Linux/Debian based systems choose the gz file.

• Fill in your call and locator and choose your options before opening the ADIF file
  
• You can click on each pin on the generated map for more info on that QSO
• The status box will provide you information during the conversion
  
• Only QSO's with 4 or 6 character gridsquares are correctly mapped
• QSO's without band or mode are not proccessed
• Map points are grouped first by band and then by mode
• Each band is assigned a different color
• Within each band there are 3 different icons with the same color for PHONE,CW and DIGITAL modes
• If you fill in your gridsquare in the mylocator box your location will be drawn
  
• If you also fill in your call in the mycall box your call will be displayed
• The draw lines option will draw a line from your location to every QSO on the map
• The draw labels option will display the call bellow each pin
  

• Support for drawing grid fields (2 character QTH-locators)
• Support for drawing grid squares (4 character QTH-locators)
• Support for drawing both grid fields and squares
  

• Support for drawing grid squares
  

• Bug correction: calls with the letter Z were beeing truncated
  
• Info balloon (click on a pin) now contains more information about the QSO
• Lines are now named and are placed inside a subfolder of the band/mode folder
• Minor improvements on ADIF file handling
  

• Added mylocator box for drawing home location
• Added mycall box for displaying home call
• Improved gridsquare validation when parsing the ADIF file
• Added the drawlines option for displaying paths
• Added the drawlabels option for displaying calls
• More error messages and information displayed on the status box
  

• Processing of 4 and 6 character gridsquares
• Only QSO's with band and mode are proccessed
• Map points are grouped first by band and then by mode
• Each band is assigned a different color
• Within each band there are 3 different icons with the same color for PHONE,CW and DIGITAL modes

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