HamLog 5.113

The HamLog is an amateur radio logging and tools application that offers a range of features for portable and mobile operations. It supports iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices and is designed to provide more than just logging capabilities. Below is a list of features offered by HamLog:

• Contact Logging and search
• Rig control via the Pigtail device from Pignology http://pignology.net/pigtail
• Create A Log - Custom Log
• QRZ XML Integration for QRZ Subscribers
• HamQTH XML Integration
• Export via email as ADIF, CSV, or eQSL.cc
• Import ADIF
• Automatic name/QTH resolution based on callsign (either QRZ XML, HamQTH (free), or Pignology DB (free))
• Independent callsign look up tool
• QRZ XML Subscriber Support
• CloudSync: Synchronize your contacts to the web and other iOS/Mac devices (http://hamlog.it)
• Voice Macros: record yourself and play to VOX
• HamStack Control interface: see http://hamstack.com
• QSO Recording
• Great Circle Maps
• Q signal list
• IARU Prefixes List
• DXCC Entities List
• US Band Plan
• International Band Plans
• QRZ Look Up via Web
• Dupe Finder
• Latest DX Spots from DX Summit
• ADIF Export, both full and time range
• CSV Export
• Grid Square tool using GPS
• Manual Grid Square Calculator given lat/long
• Bearing (and long path) calculation given two grid squares
• WWV Propagation report
• Contest Calendar
• DXpedition Calendar
• Wavelength Calculator
• UTC Clock
• ITU Phonetic Alphabet
• CW Helper: plays single character upon selection
• Temperature Converter
• Length Converter
• RST Explained info
• DX Cluster - real-time telnet access
• Grid to map - enter gridsquare and it will display it on a map
• Solar Data from N0NBH (www.hamqsl.com/solar)
• DTMF Tone Generator
• Net Lists and notifications
• Part 97 - Full Text
• Field Day Logging
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• iTunes File Sharing - For data backup and ADIF import - Drop somelogfile.adi into the file sharing pane and press Tools -> Import ADIF. somelogfile.adi should be lowercase until I get an update to recognize uppercase filenames.
• Landscape and Portrait on the iPad

The HamLog developer actively listens to user feedback and strives to address every request and complaint. Users are encouraged to leave their callsigns in reviews or email directly for assistance with any issues encountered.

It is important to note that while HamLog offers a range of functionalities, it is not intended to replace more formal logging methods such as computer-based logging applications or the conventional paper method. It is specifically designed as a quick logging solution for portable or mobile operations. Users are advised to transfer all contacts to paper after returning from field QRP activities.

For those interested in importing ADIF files, a detailed example can be found at http://n3wg.com/hamlog.

For more information, feedback, feature requests, or general inquiries, users can contact the developer via the email address provided on n3wg.com or QRZ.

Field Day Logging Info:

The HamLog's Field Day tool allows users to log various sections including Date/time, Mode, Band, Callsign, Class, Section, Operator, Comment. The exported logs from the Field Day tool are in the form of a CSV file that can be opened by any spreadsheet program for further analysis.

The app incorporates standard duplicate detection seen in PC/Mac based applications but does not offer inter-device duplicate detection. Duplicate detection between devices can be performed using the exported spreadsheet application of choice.

iPad users benefit from specific features where sections worked are displayed versus sections not worked for each zone.

It should be noted that while efforts are made to ensure the reliability of the Field Day logging feature, no guarantees or warranties are provided. Users are advised to thoroughly test and familiarize themselves with the tool before using it live during Field Day.

73,

N3WG

http://pignology.net