Software contest ari

International DX Contest. Altri programmi invece devono essere acquistati. Sulla base delle esperienze maturate, nel caso in cui non si abbia una totale "affezione" a un particolare programma o se ne cerchi uno per il debutto in questo contest, si consiglia l'uso dell'ormai collaudatissimo e valido programma QARTest.

Questi sono i programmi che gestiscono direttamente l'ARI DX o che possono essere facilmente adattati ad esso:. E' possibile l'inserimento dei QSO dopo il contest. E' inclusa un'apposita utility per la conversione in formato ADIF. Ormai consigliato solo per PC molto datati Scaricalo qui! Oggi si tratta di un vecchio software, ormai consigliato solo per PC molto datati ma che, proprio in questi casi, resta sempre un'ottima soluzione per la gestione dei due Contest ARI.

Scaricalo qui! E' sufficiente installare i programmi e poi sostituire i files dei moltiplicatori con quelli aggiornati. BIN in un file. It links to Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu radios to follow band and mode changes. Where most other programs dictate the order and format of the input data during contesting, TACLog gives you freedom of operation, both on the air and on your computer.

EDI format and Region 1 rules compliant. It is executable on Linux and other unix-type systems. It is build for all windows versions from Windows 95 and up. All major international and many national contests are supported. With Xped, you can enjoy virtual contests with a lot of participants.

It supports major international and domestic JA contests and is customizable to many other contests not directly supported by zLog. Ham Radio operators review new sites every day since , for potential inclusion in the Directory, and to evaluate the best place to list them. Amateur Radio Contesting Software Contest program for ham radio contesting events, list of contest software. Operating Modes Operating Aids. CB Radio Antique Radio.

Home : Software : Contesting. Ham Radio Contesting. Contest Hardware. Log Analysis. Log Converters. Search only in "Amateur Radio Contesting Software". Ham Radio Contest Programs. Please send us a disk or an E-mail with your data. If you are not certain, if you can send the correct files, send us what you have - including an ASCII readable summary sheet and stating what type of software if any was used to compile the log.

A log on diskette would work fine but it would be much easier and faster sending us the files by E-mail. Anyway, the right mail address to use is this: A. Most of the modern programs can produce a Cabrillo file. That would work fine for us so if you are in doubt about which could be the right file to send us, just use the Cabrillo format.

We put together a page dedicated to Cabrillo , just to help who is not familiar with this format, yet. CT by K1EA creates a. LOG file and so on. We will convert your file into the format we need. Just and important recommendation: please do NOT edit the log file. Just leave it as it has been created by the software. If you like using a homemade contest software, please be sure to implement one of the common ASCII contest log formats.

Guess who are the two worst enemies for a log checker? A log made with Excel. XLS and a log made with Word. These are the two worst formats that we can receive. So, now we must assume that we have been able to convince you to handle the contest with one of the most common contest logging software and then to send us your log by E-mail. Be sure a space follows the colon Your claimed score is not important, we will re-score your log anyway It is not necessary to sign your electronic log.

By submitting your log, you automatically declare that you are accepting the contest rules Please attach all files to a single E-mail message. Do not split your logs over several messages Please do not send logs from different stations in a single message. After the submission, you may check the Received Logs page to see if your callsign is listed correctly and with the right category.

Many thanks for your entry! Cabrillo is an interface between logging program authors and contest sponsors. It is a simple and practical modification to the ARRL electronic log format, intended to simplify the automation of log collecting and reporting of contest results.