Rsclub2_2 e37cda8ff2 Add 50/70 MHz band support (table, NOT-QRV, station setup, loggers)
Issue #68

Adds Band.B_50/B_70 and wires them through the same band-opportunity
machinery as the other bands: X/a/B+/o table columns and filter button
in the User table and the Workedstn database table, NOT-QRV checkboxes
and propagation across callsign variants, "My station uses 6m/4m band"
toggles, station-name detection ("50", "6M", "70MHZ", "4M" - without
stealing the existing bare "70"/"6" cm-band shorthand), Win-Test sked
band IDs (10/50MHz, 11/70MHz), and UCX-logger worked-band recognition.

Persists worked50/70 and notQRV50/70 via an additive SQLite migration
(same ensureColumnExists pattern as the earlier v1.1->v1.2 migration),
verified against a real database file.

ReachabilityService.resolveAutoBand() now also falls back to 50 MHz
(then 70 MHz) for stations in the "50/70 MHz" chat category, mirroring
the existing Microwave-category fallback to 23cm.

Assisted by Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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KST4Contest

KST4Contest (also known as pratiKST) is a Java-based chat client for ON4KST, focused on VHF/UHF/SHF contest operation.

Website

The offical Website of KST4Contest is now instead of do5amf.funkerportal.de the new website here https://kst4contest.hamradioonline.de

Documentation

The full user documentation is maintained in the project wiki:

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Compile locally with Maven Wrapper:

./mvnw -B -DskipTests compile

Notes

  • Source code is under src/.
  • Documentation markdown pages for wiki/PDF are under github_docs/.

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