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Ham Radio Deluxe Ham Radio Deluxe is the World’s Most Popular Ham Radio Software. Radio Amateur’s Best Asset, Rig and Rotor Control, Logging, Digital Modes, and Satellite. HyperLog “Full featured logging program available since 1989. Interfaces to most radio’s, TNC’s, and Callbooks. Amateur Radio Logbook. All you need in a place. Easy logging, powerful Database, LOTW integration, FT8 integration, You can have unlimited number of different callsign logbooks. Can support multiple operators simultaneously logging to the same Database. Powerful wizards help you configure and analyze/search your Data.Search for working but not. 1323 Center Drive Auburn, GA 30011: Office: 770-307-1511: Tech Support: 770-307-1496: Click Here to Email Us. Ham radio logging software by IV3DDM, includes award facilities, callbook, packet cluster, RTX control, QSL info, ADIF - in english. LogPa Freeware logbook software for logging qso's from 160 meters till 2 meters. LogPSK This software is a LogBook made to work better with PSK31SBW and PSKGNR.

N7OR	Rating:	2003-12-06
King of DOS			Time Owned: more than 12 months.
Of all the MS-DOS contest programs (2) this one is the best.

NI6G	Rating:	2002-12-16
The Standard of Excellence			Time Owned: 0 to 3 months.
This software is elegant and well-designed. I especially appreciate that it runs in DOS. It is very simple to use. I've had the opportunity to try out other contest logging programs extensively. I prefer TR far and above the others.

K1RFD	Rating:	2001-06-13
Right on target			Time Owned: 0 to 3 months.
TRLog is an excellent example of the software-design philosophy, 'do one thing, and do it well'. There's not much 'eye candy'. TRLog is completely focused on contest logging, and it seems to serve this purpose almost perfectly. As a DOS program, it foregoes icons and menus in favor of single-keystroke commands, making efficient use of machine resources. On the sliding scale of easy-to-learn versus easy-to-use, it favors easy-to-use, which is the right place to be, especially for experienced contesters. Contesting is all about efficiency, and so is TRLog. I've found that the Simulated Contest mode is great way to warm up before a CW weekend. This is clearly a mature package which seems be the reflection of ongoing suggestions from its users. I strongly recommend it, both for serious contestors and occasional contestors (like me) who appreciate well-designed software.

G3CWI	Rating:	2001-04-05
Worth the effort			Time Owned: more than 12 months.
TRLog is not the easiest software to set up (by a long way) but it is incredibly flexible and well featured. It's well worth the pain of setting it up to have lots of really nice features to hand. I have used it in SO2R mode - brilliant!

W6LSN	Rating:	2001-01-06
Awesome			Time Owned: 0 to 3 months.
I chose this program based on the reviews I read here and elsewhere. This is a great program that makes contesting fun. I have not used other contesting software so I can't provide any comparative information. I like the fact that this runs on DOS. I can use an old 486/25 laptop to contest with in my limited space operating setup. As I upgrade the station, I'm certain the program will more than keep up with me. I received my copy just a couple of days before the CQWW. (They can e-mail it to you which is what I did to expedite delivery) While not a serious contender, It was a lot of fun, and EASY to get going. I've used it in a couple of other contests now and the flexibility is phenomenal! The manual is available on-line in Portable Document Format (PDF) which is what I used to get setup. The printed manual arrived about a week later. The user interface being DOS is not as sexy as windows. All of the information is extremely useful and completely legible on a B&W LCD display (told you it was an old laptop). Takes some getting used to. For my first contest, I made a cheat sheet of commands that I thought I might need to use. By the end of the contest, there was no need. The various export formats are useful and make electronic log submission to CQ and ARRL a breeze. For $60 it is well worth it!

N5OT	Rating:	2000-02-13
There is no comparison			Time Owned: unknown months.
TRlog is serious software for serious contest operators. I have operated contests using a computer since 1986, and nothing beats TRlog if your goal is to maximize your potential. If this is not your goal then maybe TRlog is not for you. TRlog has for years been likened to a Formula One race car. This is a good analogy (except that the software support for it is more like an Indy crew). Some people prefer the plush ride of a Chevrolet, but the race car will get across the line first. Here are a couple examples of the differences between TRlog and any other program. FIRST: TRlog is smart enough to figure out what you are telling it. Other programs require you to move your cursor to each field to fill it in, in order. Going backwards can get very exciting. SECOND: TRlog is smart enough to know where you are in the steps of making a contest QSO and sends context-sensitive messages; other programs basically act like a programmable keyer. THIRD: TRlog is the only program which understands the difference between calling CQ and Searching and Pouncing. These are not the only things TRlog has going for it - I point them out as good examples of the program's superiority. SUMMARY: When you add up the keystrokes, TRlog is the most efficient contest operating package you can get. Yes, it is harder to use for some people than other programs, because other programs are more like database software, while TRlog is a contest operating SYSTEM. Still, if reaching your full potential is your goal, you should try it. The ONLY time I EVER use anything else is when I am a guest and have to be polite, or part of a multi-op where other ops or the owner have not seen The Light. Thank God for my laptop!

K2UA	Rating:	1999-09-07
Best program, best support, best features			Time Owned: unknown months.
My particular brand of contesting is two-radio single-op, mostly on HF CW, although I use a K1EA DVP for SSB contests as well. I also operate VHF contests seriously. I started computer-logging using CT in the late 1980s and loved it. When TR came along I had no real reason to switch--for a while. After all, the CT user interface is really nice in my opinion, and TR is very different. I've been using two radios for all of the 1990s in HF and VHF contests. When I decided to fully automate my antenna and filter-switching control for HF contests, I had outgrown CT. TR has such well-thought-out features for two-radio contesting that I had to make the switch. Because the computer needs to control two radios, perhaps a TNC, and all the band-output and radio-selection functions for both radios, I opted to use all the capabilities available on the serial and parallel ports. These include a paddle input, a foot-switch input that TR can use in almost any way you choose (including swapping radios), PTT output for keying the amplifiers in advance of the CW keying, and radio A/B selection for external switching control. I use them all, and they all work as advertised. Contests are a real joy to operate with TR when all these features are enabled. TR includes DVP support, which I use in voice contests, as well as country files compatible with the other software that's out there. The program also can generate a variety of reports that are valuable for analyzing your efforts. The user interface leaves something to be desired. There are no windows or bordered areas on the screen, and because the program displays so much information (all of it valuable), it can be difficult to get used to using the program. So many user-configurable options exist that the program definitely takes some work to master, but it's well worth the effort. N7DR does a great job on the manual, which is the best I've seen for Amateur Radio logging software. N6TR's support, both on the reflector (trlog@contesting.com) and in terms of supporting wish-list items with his frequent program updates, is second-to-none. TR updates in zipped format are available via email distribution, and the program has very reasonable annual dues, given the dollar value of the support and features of this program. If you like to operate a particular contest, however obscure, TR probably already supports it. For one-radio contesters with no station-automation desires, and if the user interface is the most important thing to you, you can choose most any contest-logging program that looks good to you. But if you want to step into the two-radio game seriously, or automate your station and get a lot of really great features beyond these, TR is a great way to go. TR added about 10 dB to my enjoyment of operating most contests--especially the Sprints.

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LOGBOOKOF THE WORLD
ARRL's Premier system is a repository of log records submitted by users fromaround the world. When both participants in a QSO submit matching QSO records toLoTW, the result is a QSL that can be used for ARRL award credit.

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GENERALLOGGING PROGRAMS

10/10 LOGGING -- Many programs havelogging for 10-10. Win-EQF has aplace
for 10-10 numbers. Win1010CHHAS LOTS OF 10/10 PROVISIONS. You can also use an excel spreadsheet.

50+ Logging Programs -- From the QRZ CD ROM Folks

ACARSOnline-- Analyserfor Windows, ACARS Online Club and general ACARS information.

ACLog2.3 -- From N3FJP's Amateur Radio Software

Aether- Ham radio logging for the Mac OS X

AmateurContact Log 2.2 -- From N3FJP --- MS Windows 95 or later versions

ASC2ADIF -- conversion program to convert logs to ADIF format for importing into various logging programs -- From KH2D

B-Log-- for SWLers From Tom Lackamp

CommCat-- goes beyond rig control and logging to providemany new features designed to help you work and confirm DX, and learn in theprocess. Free Demo download. Requires Windows 95 or later.

ContestAssistVHF & Up Software management,Station Log and maps, in italian

CQ Log-- By Oleg Silkin, RA3DCT

DasLog-- Logbuchprogramm, DOS and Windows Logbook for radioamateurs written by DK8AT

EasyLog 4 Home Page

EASISWLProvides a Short Wave Listeners Log that should make yourlife a little easier

Easylog-- by microware software

EUROWINLOG -- From Claus Neie, DL7QY

Fastlog-- Fast and easy logger freeware by I0XGR , Alberto Guerrafor windows

GC -- From OE8YDQ and OE8CIQ

Graphicaltraffic log Version 2.2.2 -- From Philippe F1TPL -- Locatorsdisplayed on maps, DXCC displayed on map, Frenchdepartment on map, Trafficlog, Contest and report toEDI format, Audio caller, Statistics, graphics, WebclusterG0GJVContest logging system -- VHF contest loggingprogram particularly aimed at UK/RSGB contests, although others may find ituseful.

HamLog Book Program-- Written in MS Access.A good logging program that is very easy to use by Kevin Rea K6REA

ILIASoftware-- Logging software to request ILIAaward, include a complete list of all italian lake islands references

IOTA Logging program -- Click on IOTA Program

JLOG -- - From LA3HM -- runs with Linux, Mac OS, Mac OS X, Windows, etc. Clean interface for efficient entry of QSOs.

K2 Logger -- by WB2QAP, logs ARCI sponsored contests and others with same point system

KLog-- 32 bit Windows application by 9A5K, K5CRO

KLog (KDE-Log) -- linux program -- free software By Jaime Robles, EA4TV

KWIKLOGPlus forwindows by KJ4EJ

LAN-LINKfor windows -- Smart multi-mode controllersoftware, contest, logging, APRS, and PSK31 via Sound card.

LogConv -- Allows you to move your Amateur Radio Log data to other formats. From KA5WSS

LogDDM-- Ham radio logging software by IV3DDM, includesaward facilities, callbook, packet cluster, RTX control, QSL info, ADIF - inenglish.

Log- EQF From EQF Software

LOGic 8 - Ham Radio Logging Software & more!

LOGGER 32 -- By Bob Furzer K4CY

Log2000 by S58Q -- Program for logging and tracking QSO's, creating and printing QSL's and QSL labels. Designed for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT.

LogLocator -- Freeware MSDOS logging program byOK1DUO

LogPSK-- This software is a LogBook made to work better withPSK31SBW and PSKGNR

LOGvrr -- Freeware logging software by Roberto IN3VRR featureing LogBook, CallBook & PacketCluster capabilities

McQLog -- Logging database with many features,mainly dedicated to SWL logging

MacLoggerD

MICROLOG By WA0H

M*LOG -- From Milestone Technologies Inc.

MobileLog - Logging System for PocketPC (Windows CE) PDAs-- From N0HR

N3FJP Software-- Lots Of Contest logs By Contest, NetManager Log, EmergencyManager, Network Log,HamClub DatabaseAmateurExam Study Program

Omnilog-- Logging program which offers control of your KENWOOD,ICOM, TEN-TEC , or YAESU (FT840, FT900, FT990, FT1000, FT1000D) radios directlyfrom your keyboard or emulation of any of the above radios.

OPCLOG-- Personal logging program, support A.D.I.F export whichmakes it possible to produce custom QSL cards, by G0OPC

PortaLog from HamHeld -- general purposeham radio logging program for Palm OS devices

PROADIKON -- allows you to convert yourlogs to ADIF format. From DL9HO (Shacklog,EasyLog, PC-Profilog, LogPlus, DXLog, Log-Projekt, QW, UKWTEST, DAS LOG, HAM-LCT,Eurowinlog, StationMaster, ARMAP95/98/2000, SPRINT, WinFD32, WAG, Fivenine,Excel Spreadsheet; also ADIF to ASCII, import into RXCLUS DXCC and IOTA databaseand many other features).

Prolog2K-- Commercial logging software for windows, with QSL routefunctions, logbook conversions, rig control and cluster support by Datamatrix

Promethius --Logbook Package for the Mac.

QRPPALfor Windows-- Free QRP logging software byWB2QAP

QSOManager -- HF QSO/QSL/Award managment, ADIFImport/Export, full version free to everybody.

Quick LogBook -- From Andy, M0CYP

Radioman-- VHF/UHF Logbook Morse Code Generator, KenwoodTransceiver Interface, Moontracking

RCKLog-- Comprehensible program for logging andadministration of SSB and CW-Contest with simultaneous control of transceiverand real-time operation of Packet-Radio. For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 systems.By Walter Dallmeier, DL4RCK and a group of beta tester from the BavarianContest Club (BCC).

R25Log Logging Program -- Free -- In German -- English Version Coming Soon

RodLog HAM radio logging system -- From Rod, G4TUG

SCOLog Windows Software -- Logging software for theWindows platform

SCR-Log: School Club Roundup Log for Mac, Windows, Linux & DOS

ShortwaveLog software -- Shortwave Log is an electroniclogbook, storing and managing logs, frequencies, addresses, and QSLs.

StationMaster-- FBS Station Master for Windows

Swisslog-- The most appreciated logging program in theHam-Radio World. Now available in DOS and Windows versions.

TRX-Manager -- control software for Yaesu Icom and Kenwood -- From F6DEX

TurboLog -- the DXer's choice -- Station Management Software for Amateur Radio Stations

UR5FCM Logversion 2.5.2 - By Igor Krinetsky, UR5FCM. Supports all of today's most popular Digital modes and has a built-in QSL info and Addresses databases. Also possible in next versions multi database's support (you may use 2 and more databases for your several callsigns). Download now UR5FCM Log and purchase your copy of program.

VQlog 3.0B -- For Windows 95, 98, NT & 2000 -- For VHF-DX'ers and Satelliteenthusiasts -- From EA6VQ

Win-EQF-- From EQF Software

WinLog32 -- Amateur Radio 32 bit general logging software based on Super Winlog v2 for Windows 95 and above.

WJ2O --Master QSO Logging Program

Wlod_log-- Freeware CB DX logging program. Runs on Windowsplatform and require MS Access installed.

WLOG2000LogBook for OM SWL BCL CB -- Database logbookfor OM SWL BCL & CB with utility like DXCLuster DXtelnet PSK PSK-Pbbs (TNCor PC sound card) radio rotor CDbook interface and many other features. FreeUpdate at homepage.

WriteLogfor Windows -- Comprehensive contesting softwarefor SSB, CW, RTTY and PSK. For Windows.

WPX Tracker -- Download From Alex Shovkoplyas, ex UR5EMI (now in VE3)

Xlogfor linux -- Easy to use logging program forlinux/X, written with the GTK library. Contacts are saved in a browsable list,which can be edited.

XMLOG -- amateur radio logbook system for Windows and Windows NT.

YPlog-- for Windows support Icom and Kenwood Radios, mapprograms and a program for coaxial trap design.

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BV6- QSL Label Generation From DF3CB

CLUSSE -- - Truely Free DX cluster node software

Cluster Bridge -- allows Telnet connectivity between a PacketCluster(tm) DX cluster node and a remote node via the internet From KH2D

ClusterBuster2000 -- Telnet cluster software for the power cluster user with radio control and logging features. -- From KH2D

CommCat-- DX Spot Manager lists active spots obtained from the Internet, Telnet, andPacket Clusters, Band Spotter shows spots as you tune, DX Tracker plots operatingfrequencies to help predict where to call next, World Circle Map displays active spots,grayline, and beam headings, Spectrum Analyzer provides precise CW mode tuning,Programmable CW Keyboard.

DXAtlas 1.1 -- From VE3NEA

DXbase Logging Software -- Does It All -- From Scientific Solutions, Inc

DX Keeper records and manages QSOs, tracks progress towards DXing objectives, and prints QSL cards.Works with DXView, CI-V Commander, and WinWarbler

DXLab -- Does It All!!! -- See DXKeeper

DXtreme -- Shortwave DXers, Shortwave listeners, Broadcast band DXers, VLF, VHF, and UHFDXers, Amateur Radio operators
DX Monitor -- DX announcements from OH2BUA. - Automatically retrieves DX spots, announcements, and WWV numbers when connected. -- By BenLo Park

DX Net, HTTPDxCatcher, Editest -- free dxnet cluster for windows 95/98/NT/2000 as well dos/linux/windows platforms -- By F5MZN

DX Packet Cluster Webnet -- AK1A, the PacketCluster™ software package

DXSOFT -- RZ4AG AAVoice (Digital voice processor AAVoice - digital voice processor for amateur radio operations. RZ4AG AALog HAM logger Platform.

DXSpider-- DXSpider DX cluster system is written in perl 5.004 running under Linux as an exercise in self-training for both protocol research and teaching myselfperl.

DXVIEW A Must Have -- From AA6YQ

DX4WIN-- Version 5 with integrated PSK-31 interface control

HAMPOP TSR by VE3SUN -- Access files on the QRZ CD ROM

PREFIXFreeware By Hans Jacobi, DJ7BA -- Great DownLoadable Program.

CONTEST LOGGING PROGRAMS

K4HAV 10-10 Contest Program -- For 10-10 QSO Parties.

N3FJP Software-- Lots Of Contest logs By Contest, NetManager Log, EmergencyManager, Network Log,HamClub DatabaseAmateurExam Study Program

Ham Radio Deluxe 5.24.38 Download

10Meter Contest--From N3FJP --- MS Windows 95 or later versions

160Meter ARRL Contest--From N3FJP --- MS Windows 95 or later versions

160Meter CQ Contest--From N3FJP --- MS Windows 95 or later versions

AALogcontest module v1.0 beta 13

AIO All in one Windows Based Contesting Software -- By WD8KNC

DX International Contest Logger -- From N3FJP MS Windows 95 or later versions

Field Day Logger -- Via John Agrelius, K7HG

Field Day Loggers 1.3 & 1.7 -- FromN3FJP MSWindows 95 or later versions

GenLog --- contests and as a general logger and SWL also.

NA ContestLogging Program -- Logging program for MS-DOS computers, primarily
for use in operating in amateur radio contests.

N1MM Logger -- Free Contest Logger - Full-featured logging program supporting CW, SSB, RTTY and PSK31 contesting in over 80 contests. Most advanced bandmaps of any contesting program.

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QQSL -- The Ultimate Ham Radio QSL Label Program by Bill Mullin - AA4M

QRATE by VE3SUN -- QSO Rate -- works with with CT and other logs

RCKLog-- Comprehensible program for logging andadministration of SSB and CW-Contest with simultaneous control of transceiverand real-time operation of Packet-Radio. For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 systems.By Walter Dallmeier, DL4RCK and a group of beta tester from the BavarianContest Club (BCC).

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SCR-Log: School Club Roundup Log for Mac, Windows, Linux & DOS

SD Super Duper -- Contest Logging Software From Paul O'Kane, Dublin, Ireland

SP7DQRSWL Contest Software - Includes several international SWL contests on the HAM bands. Such as the VERON New YearContest, the VERON Short Listening Period Contest and the 28 MHz SWL Contest.SP7DQR created a very nice contest logging program, called “SWL DQR Log” .This program is applicable on at least 98% of the SWL Contests on the HAM bandsor HAM Contests with a SWL category or section

TLF- Linux Contest Program -- by Rein Couperus PA0RCT

TRX-Manager -- control software for Yaesu Icom and Kenwood -- From F6DEX

TR LOG Web Site -- Contest Logging Program

UT1YV -- Software programs including: CW program, DSP filter program, radio logbook, Spectrum Analyzer, Beacon-Echo Repeater, for Windows 95/98/NT -- You have to see these!!

VHF Contest Logs From N3FJP --- MS Windows 95 or later versions, ARRLJanuary VHF Sweepstakes -- ARRL June VHF QSO Party-- ARRL UHF Contest -- ARRLSeptember, VHF QSO Party -- CQ World Wide VHF

Win- Test --The definitive contest software - Written by Olivier F5MZN

WriteLog for Windows™ -- For ALL of your CW, SSB, and RTTY contesting.

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