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Logging Question
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n2_ss
Wondering what most are using for logging. A logging program? If so, which? A simple homemade spreadsheet? If so, what does your entries layout look like?
Thanks, Tony Anthony R Gargano n2ss@...
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Bob Coomler <w6rjc@...>
Tony, Over the years I've used a number of commercial logging programs (still do for hamming), but a basic Excel log works the best for me for listening applications. It can be set up how I want, the data is easily sorted and even for a card carrying Luddite like me, it is easily put together. For MW, I generally have columns for station, frequency, city, s/p, country, signal, date, time, power, distance and remarks. Other applications can include bearing, programming, equipment used, last heard, etc. Not an aesthetic wonder of the world, but Excel gets the job done.
Bob Coomler
Tucson, AZ
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kugellagers
I also use excel to log all my DX.
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Take a look at the link below to my logs in the WTFDA forum to get an idea of how mine are set up. http://www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?5078-Kugellager-s-Logs I also create a Google Earth kmz file for everything I log. If you go to the second page in the above link you can see my log from a recent trip to Michigan to get an idea of how it looks. i have my full logs from my home qth done the same way. You can compare the excel version of the Michigan log to its GE kmz. Cheers, John ];')
--- In ultralightdx@..., Anthony R Gargano <n2ss@...> wrote:
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