One minor question, tho... minor to me at least, since I haven't worked
either entity for credit yet. I see that the ADIF spec shows 511 for East
Timor and 513 for Ducie, but also notes that ARRL has the two numbers
reversed. I would assume that Logbook uses the ARRL numbers, not the ADIF
ones,
OK Charlie. I received recommendations for XMLog (xmlog.com), Xlog,
Logger32 and DXLab. I looked at them all and I really like the xmlog.
Think that would be a great starting place for him (KD5ZPX).
I have used DX4WIN for years and years but am not ready to push him into
chasing dx like I hav
WOW received a ton of responses to my question. I, thanks to you all, will
do some reading and make a recommendation to him.
Thanks
Rod WC7N
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Hi, Rod Without hesitation, I heartily recommend the DXLab Suite of programs... completely free...
by Dave, AA6YQ. You can find out more by visiting
http://www.qsl.net/dxlab/ this is the qsl.net site, and today (1/5/05) it seems to be down. You
can also download the programs and the help files
Thanks Jim. That's exactly what I was looking for... and seeing the rest of
the ADIF specs was a bonus, too (since one of these days, I've got to get
around to writing an ADIF-to-dBase converter, assuming I don't find one
already written -- I've already picked up the dBase-to-ADIF one)
One minor
My son who is a no-code 2 mtr operator is studying hard to get upgraded and
today he asked me about logging programs.
I told him I though he should first off take a look at some of the FREE
logging programs that are available. I didn't want to recommend that he
jump right in and buy one like I
--- Ron Notarius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Question is, is there a master list that can be downloaded in some form of
> the current entities and numbers associated with them? I didn't see one on
> the ARRL site, tho of course I could well have missed it.
They are part of the ADIF spec:
I just about completed uploading my logs into
Logbook of the World the other day. (Everything's in except for some
mobile logs from the Pa QSO Party -- I have to define a few more locations to
cover those, more time consuming than I wanted to deal with right now -- and my
few 1972 QSO's und
