- Log4OM17% · 1
- N1MM Logger+0% · 0
- Ham Radio Deluxe33% · 2
- QRZ Logbook17% · 1
- Wavelog / Cloudlog0% · 0
- Paper logbook0% · 0
- I do not use a logbook0% · 0
- Other program (e.g. RumLog, CQRlog, MacLoggerDX)33% · 2
6 responses
- CAT control of the radio50% · 3
- Automatic sync with LoTW / Club Log / QRZ / eQSL83% · 5
- Contest modules0% · 0
- Quick and easy entry50% · 3
- Access from a phone/tablet0% · 0
- DXCC and award statistics17% · 1
6 responses
- Yes, definitely0% · 0
- Yes, if it has the right features0% · 0
- Maybe83% · 5
- No, I am happy with what I have17% · 1
6 responses
- Web-SDR integration (listening journal / SWL log)0% · 0
- ADIF import and export67% · 4
- Automatic sync with LoTW / QRZ / Club Log100% · 6
- Statistics (DXCC, bands, modes)33% · 2
- Show my latest QSOs on my shack profile17% · 1
- Easy logging in the field (POTA/SOTA)17% · 1
6 responses
Dear BG user There are almost as many opinions on logging software as there are radio amateurs. Some use N1MM+ for contesting, others swear by Log4OM or Ham Radio Deluxe with full CAT control, while others use QRZ.com, Cloudlog/Wavelog in their browser or a good old paper logbook. We're considering whether a lightweight Danish logbook solution or handy logging integrations here on Brugtgrej.dk could be useful – for example, linked to your profile/shack, DX Cluster or a mobile view. But before we touch a line of code, we want to hear from those of you at the keys and the microphone. Vote in the poll above – and feel free to leave a reply:1. What matters most to you? (CAT control, LoTW/Club Log/QRZ sync, contest modules or just quick data entry?) 2. Is there anything missing from your current setup? (For example, access from your phone/tablet, a listening log or integration with your Brugtgrej shack?) 3. Or is the market so saturated that we'd be better off putting our energy into something else? Fire away – honest answers are worth their weight in gold! 73, Christiane / OZ1DW
