When I’m out activating a SOTA summit, which
is where is where most of my logged contacts come from, I put them into Outd
logging software on my iPhone. It makes
it super easy to upload to the SOTA database.
(I’ve done a review of outd
HERE if you are interested.) When I’m at home, I use
N3JFP’s
Amateur Contact Log (ACLOG) on my PC. I’ve also been known to use a paper log when
things get wet on a summit.
Most importantly, no matter how I log contacts, all of them are uploaded into
ACLOG.
This article is about N3JFP’s
Amateur Contact Log, and how I configure it and use it to centralize all of the
logged contacts that I make from home or on the road. Think of ACLOG as the clearing house for all of my amateur radio logging. (updated 6/2/2023) (Presentation on this topic
HERE)
