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#Ham radio logbook app portable#
#Ham radio logbook app android#
#Ham radio logbook app software#
#Ham radio logbook app code#

However that is very bare bones with no infos about callsigns, prior QSOs, distances, etc.īut if nothing else comes up that will be it. The best solution (for me!) that I have found so far is Fast Log Entry – FLE and then upload the logs to Clublog. Provides radio control based on hamlib libraries (currently support of 140+ radio types and.

Cloudlog: looks really neat but requires to set up (and maintain!) a server - a lot of work for my logging volume CQRLOG is an advanced ham radio logger based on MySQL database.

Log4OM: great and free logging sw but way to much for my taste.

UcxLog: fast and lightweight but very much focused on contesting (and not SOTA).

Now of course I’ve looked at what is available, the best that I found are:

#Ham radio logbook app portable#

In short: logging for the portable operator

Dare I ask: iPhone support for data entry.

A GUI that looks like it’s from the 21st century not from 1990.

With lightweight I mean no rig control, no contest focus and most importantly no bloated GUI with dozens of functions.

Sets frequency, power, and mode to last saved data for rapid data entry. Auto populates date and frequency for new log entries.

#Ham radio logbook app software#

A lightweight logging software that allows to include a different operating postion (qth) for each log entry (grid square or SOTA reference). Simple logbook for amateur radio enthusiasts.So I really would appreciate some hints in the right direction.Īs I only operate portable and do not even have a shack I realize that my requirement are quite different from the majority of amateur radio operators and that there might just not be an ideal solution for me. If you purchase one of our products then you can register other products with 25% discount.There is one aspect of Ham Radio in general and portable ops/SOTA in particular that I have yet to find a good solution (for me!) for is logging software.

#Ham radio logbook app android#

Platform: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, Android 4.4.4 and newerĪ program to communicate with phone TTY/TDD devices via a sound card or via Skype Internet-phone. Its user can transmit both from the keyboard and from a paddle connected to serial, game or LPT port.Ī simple software to handle devices connected to an LPT port.Ī program for short text messages exchanging over HF radio. Special version for Windows Mobile exists.Īn advanced voice keyer for amateur radio operations.Ī program to receive weather reports, navigational warnings and weather charts transmitted on longwave and shortwave bands in RTTY, NAVTEX, PACTOR-1 FEC, HF-FAX (WEFAX), GMDSS DSC and NWR SAME modes.Ī tool for monitoring telnet clusters and popular web-cluster service from OH9W/OH2AQ Radio Club.

#Ham radio logbook app code#

Platform: Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10Ī program to decode morse code (CW) via a sound card to text. Simple software to handle devices connected to LPT portĪ comprehensive logger program designed for amateur radio station operators.Ī program for amateur radio digital communications via a sound card.Ī special edition of AALog, optimized for the use in a lot of different contests. A tool for monitoring popular web-cluster service from OH9W/OH2AQ Radio Club Reports available in MobileLog 2 are: To display a logbook view of QSOs for a particular band or mode, click on the 'C. To view a report, select the report type from the Reports menu. MobileLog 2 features reporting utility that enables you to track your Worked All States and DXCC awards progress. HAM radio software - Programs for amateur radioĬluster monitor. MobileLog 2: Logging Ham Radio QSOs on your PDA.