AALog is an easy-to-use software program for amateur radio station operators that offers a convenient interface and a wide range of tools. It enables users to log activities, utilising the full power of their computer whilst closely resembling the look and feel of a traditional paper log.
If you are looking for a reliable and efficient logging software for your amateur radio, then AALog is a great option to consider. One of the main features of this tool is the ability to keep multiple logs for a single callsign as one huge log. This makes it easy to keep track of all your contacts and ensure that no QSO goes unnoticed.
Another great feature is the ability to keep multiple logs that have different callsigns with an overview of every log. This makes it easy to organize your contacts and quickly find the information you need.
In terms of logging functions, AALog has you covered. You can enter QSO online as well as offline, check the database for repeated QSO, direct the antenna, and calculate the distance to the correspondent. You can also edit the QSO database, sort the contacts made in the log by time, callsign, frequency, and mode, and filter the contacts by many fields. Additionally, this software allows you to trace QSO for many awards, use the built-in QSL-manager database, and support locator grid and a detailed prefix list.
If you need to print out your log or QSL-labels and envelope labels, this tool makes it easy to do so. And if you prefer digital modes, you can use TrueTTY for RTTY and PSK31, CwType/CwGet for CW operations, and AAVoice for voice keying.
Overall, AALog is a comprehensive and user-friendly software that is perfect for amateur radio enthusiasts who want to keep track of their contacts and QSOs easily and efficiently.
Another great feature is the ability to keep multiple logs that have different callsigns with an overview of every log. This makes it easy to organize your contacts and quickly find the information you need.
In terms of logging functions, AALog has you covered. You can enter QSO online as well as offline, check the database for repeated QSO, direct the antenna, and calculate the distance to the correspondent. You can also edit the QSO database, sort the contacts made in the log by time, callsign, frequency, and mode, and filter the contacts by many fields. Additionally, this software allows you to trace QSO for many awards, use the built-in QSL-manager database, and support locator grid and a detailed prefix list.
If you need to print out your log or QSL-labels and envelope labels, this tool makes it easy to do so. And if you prefer digital modes, you can use TrueTTY for RTTY and PSK31, CwType/CwGet for CW operations, and AAVoice for voice keying.
Overall, AALog is a comprehensive and user-friendly software that is perfect for amateur radio enthusiasts who want to keep track of their contacts and QSOs easily and efficiently.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A