LOG-EQF Log-EQF is now available as a true 32-bit Windows version called Win-EQF. It is one of the suite of Ham Radio Deluxe programs created by Simon Brown HB9DRV with Pete Halpin PH1PH. Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook The Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook is a robust, feature rich, logging program for Windows based personal computers. It has been designed for the the serious and the casual DXer. ( $99 USD) eHam ReviewsĭX4WIN DX4WIN is an easy to use, yet powerful logging program for every ham. eHam ReviewsĭXBase Full 32bit Logging software designed for the Microsoft Windows operating systems. Logger32 Logger32 has been developed to be a highly user configurable general purpose Amateur Radio logbook with computer control support for many radios and antenna rotators.

eHam ReviewsĪC Log Amateur Contact Log by N3FJP ($19 USD), eHam Reviews Several levels of protection are afforded to ensure that you won't lose your contest log in the heat of battle. NA Contest Logging Program ($60 USD), eHam ReviewsĬT by K1EA CT is designed for ease of use, with its primary emphasis on RELIABILITY. OQP Contest Logger For the Ontario QSO Party RACLOG For the RAC Canada Day and Winter Contests

Included are links to reviews of the software by users as posted on eHam Listed below are some logging programs some which are free, others require registration. RAC's webpage for links to logging programsĪC6V's webpage for links to logging programs Unfortunately the logging of contacts thru eQSL can not be uploaded to the ARRL LoTW, which uses their own software. See eHam Reviews.ĮQSL.cc allows electronic exchange of electronic QSL cards and has an eAwards programs. The ARRL runs the Log Book of The World, where you can upload your contacts if they match logs from other Amateurs the contact(s) count towards ARRL Awards. Logs can be kept on paper, or electronically. Know if the station is a 'Dupe' ( duplicate call on same mode/band). To/from a station, confirm a contact, especially for for DX stations or SWLs whoĮlectronic logbooks are excellent tools during contests as they will let you

Who they have talked to, check to see if they have sent or received a QSL card Log books keep track of the contacts that Amateurs have made in order to see

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