[South Florida DX Association] More Logging programs
NPAlex at aol.com
NPAlex at aol.com
Mon Mar 2 15:26:38 EST 2009
The feature set you described sounds the same as those in DXLab, the support
is superb by the author and the many reflector supporters. I like the
automated upgrades and uploads to LOTW and eQSL. Just a couple of key clicks and
it is done. With regard to contest logging, N1MM dominates the FCG contest
group, and for field day and other contests the N3FJP application is a
favorite. in this area.
Norm W4QN
All of the major programs have pretty much the same features and
capabilities, just a matter of personal choice as to which one has the best look and
feel. I have not seen a "pay for it" program that has more or better features
than the free ones.
Support is important, a friendly forum where you can ask questions and get
any problems solved quickly. A few people at the HRD forum said that they
switched to HRD from Logger 32 because they received unhelpful answers from the
Logger 32 owner, although I have no personal experience to confirm or refute.
Although there's a lot of debate about the best program for general logging,
the N1MM logger seems to be the favorite for contesting.
Other HRD features: award analysis (tracks your progress towards various
awards), mapper (displays maps with a plot of all stations you have worked),
satellite tracker, automatic upload of each logged qso to eQSL (but not to
LOTW), bandscope, audio notification when new DX spotted, audio grabber (records
the output of your receiver), Google Earth map of stations you work.
73, Bill NZ5N
Regards,
Norm W4QN
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