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SHACKLOG is a superb logging program from Alan Jubb - G3PMR. Shacklog will link to the DX Cluster (via a TNC) and enable you to control two separate radios (providing of course that your radios are capable of computer control and that you have the relevant hardware). I've been with this program since version 3 and it's now at version 5.5.03. Written in the UK and very well supported this logging program represents excellent value for money.

If you're interested in contesting then you're going to need a simple and reliable contest logger. Super-Duper (SD) by Paul O’Kane - EI5DI is just the kiddie.

PERVISELL

Pervisel are a company in High Wycombe who provide interfaces for the Amateur radio digital modes as well as lots of downloadable software (Shareware) for the digital fan. The folks here are a pleasure to deal with and very helpful. Check it out, you'll be pleasantly surprised.

The Radio Society of Great Britain, The UK Radio Amateurs National Society. They look after the interests of UK Radio Amateurs and deal directly with the government authorities over matters of licensing. Members get a monthly magazine “RadCom”. There are many member services and advantages to be had by being a member. Details on their web site.

The American Radio Relay League, the corresponding National Society for Amateur Radio operators in the USA. Broadly similar to our RSGB, many Amateurs are members of both organisations. A monthly magazine “QST” is put out to members, either monthly or at the end of the year as one CD Rom.

Chris Rees - G3TUX runs the QRP Component Company down in Haslemere. Kits, keys and all manor of interesting goodies. Visit the web-site for a taste or get down there and check it out. Well worth your time and effort.

FISTS is the world wide club for CW enthusiasts, beginners are especially catered for with a “phone a Sked” service for those who are getting on the air for the first time. There is a monthly news letter for members either by post or e-mail.

The G-QRP-Club, the oldest and (I.M.H.O.) the best club for all aspects of low power radio communication. All the information you need is here on the website - enjoy!