Yea. What Jim said. For contesting, use N1MM. ?Other loggers can be used for contests, sorta. But that is what N1MM is designed for and it has many many features optimized for contesting. For some, it¡¯s all you may ever need. But if you want other features for general logging, you can easily import contest logs for award tracking, etc
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On Apr 19, 2022, at 1:27 PM, James Nail <james.nail@...> wrote:
?Just my 2 cents. ?For any serious logging during a ¡®contest¡¯ most in the US use N1MM+. ?Having said that FD is not really considered a contest, so most logging programs are adequate.
Jim WA2MBP?
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On Apr 19, 2022, at 12:42 PM, Edmund Thompson <Edmundthompson@...> wrote:
?I use N1MM for all contact logging?
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On Tue, Apr 19, 2022 at 9:29, Nick Hecker
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Hi folks,
What logging program or method do you use? I'm still in the stone-age, logging to paper during QSO, then putting that in a spreadsheet that ends up on Google for public viewing at <>?and then mailing out paper cards for meaningful QSOs.
I'm interested in modernizing ... maaaybe to LoTW. What do you use, what problems or benefits does that have for you?
Nick KI4YSP
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