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Post by Lin - G6HZI on Nov 4, 2005 8:38:39 GMT
I'm hoping to put a computerised logbook on the pc for Echolink use and wonder if anyone has any recommendations of programs that they use?
I've Googled and there are so many but I haven't seen any I'm particulary enamoured with so I've uninstalled them.
Thanks very much, Lin
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Post by Zo - 2E0ZLD on Nov 4, 2005 13:20:47 GMT
Thanks for mentioning this subject Linda as it was something that was playing about in my mind....lol... I wasn't sure how we should go about logging computer QSO's. Normal Radio Contacts aren't a problem as thats straightforward enough but wasn't too sure about echolink contacts. Also if someone could just give me confirmation of how IRLP Node Contacts should be logged in the logbook I would be most greatful  |
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Post by ullal on Nov 4, 2005 16:20:59 GMT
This is exactly my question too, how to write them in the logbook.
Hear you soon
Ulla SMXAX
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Post by Renae/k9do on Nov 4, 2005 17:06:49 GMT
This is exactly my question too, how to write them in the logbook. Hear you soon Ulla SMXAX same here I have no clue? maybe I will just do a separte log book. |
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Post by Maureen on Nov 4, 2005 17:26:50 GMT
Hi folks
As I understand it if you are using your PC you don't need an 'Official' logbook - at least not here! I thought of designing something myself just for my own record purposes.
Maureen
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Post by Lin - G6HZI on Nov 4, 2005 18:43:47 GMT
Thanks for the replies, I just wanted something to take a note of my QSO's for my own purposes, but I always prefer pc to paper - I have far too much paper on my desk...
In the end, I went for a ride out today to the Peak District which was very nice and I found myself at Lowe/Waters and Stanton so I treated myself to an old fashioned logbook to be going along with.
Still interested in the computerised version though.
I don't know the technicalities of logging Echolink etc., I've just put "E/L" - all I could think of"!
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Post by Zo - 2E0ZLD on Nov 4, 2005 20:39:29 GMT
I think that would be a good idea just logging it in the log book for now with some reference to echolink. Hope you enjoyed your day out at the Peak District Linda Zo |
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Post by Lin - G6HZI on Nov 14, 2005 16:00:39 GMT
Replying to my own query, I found a very useful site today at : n3fjp.com/I've downloaded the logbook, it's free for trial period and then reasonable fee. Useful for tracking contests, points and things (haven't done all that for years) Lin |
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Post by Zo - 2E0ZLD on Nov 15, 2005 18:06:32 GMT
I am going to go and check this one out Linda Thanks for posting the link Linda Zo |
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