VHF LOG

° Free logger runs in 98SE thru Win7 OS, with post contest log entry.
° Logs ARRL VHF/UHF `big 4` contests, Sprints etc.
° Use GenLog for other VHF/UHF contests plus hundreds of HF/DIG/QRP/State contests.
° Logs Rover QSOs as Call/R. Logging without the mouse.
° DVK - Plays wave files w/repeat and PTT control.
  · Call the working station in your voice.
  · Full DVK over-ride functions - supports RIGblaster mic and footswitch click.
° CW keyer - Memory and keyboard CW, w/repeat and PTT.
  · Software swap of DTR and RTS COM connections.
  · CW keying to LPT1-17, to PCI COM ports other than 1-4, and PCI LPT boards.
° Windows style Help system. ° Displays US grid maps.
° Distance and bearing from real time 6-digit grid calculations, and from 6-digit lookup.
° Transverter offsets, IF frequency and dial calibration delta is displayed.
° Writes an ASCII Log file or Cabrillo file to be E-mailed to the sponsor.
  Read about Cabrillo Evaluator software for log checkers and contesters.
° Controls a band decoder or N3FTI's LPT interface. See a decoder pix and read about it.
  Don`t miss this consideration about hot-switching.
° Supports export of ADIF files.  ° Displays your favorite beacon frequencies.
° Use KM Rover for the `Big 4` ARRL VHF/UHF contests in the rover category.
° Auto UTC offset. Just in case, adjust the UTC hour in your log using UTC Time.
° Uses `good calls` and band activity files made from your own LOG files using LOGSORT.
° Has master callsign lookup using K9PW`s basic ADIF file {vhf4k.adi} with 5K calls.
° Optional selection of your own ADIF file (must be in vhf4k.adi format).

Although the data files supplied contain `good calls`, band activity and 6-digits from the NE part of the U.S., VHF LOG can be setup using data from your local activity area. Use the supplied applications [LOGSORT, SQUARES] to make your own files. The Pack Rat club roster (cklist.dat) can also be replaced with you own local roster using CheckList. Download the CheckList app. In addition, the logger also uses {ck2list.dat} - a file of frequently work stations w/ op`s name.

To increase local activity and insure that stations work each other on as many bands as possible, stations in the NE part of the country follow an activity clock. The logger displays the activity band every hour. The 4 activity data files can be tailored to any part of the country.