What kind of logbook do YOU use? Let’s take a look at your options..

With so many different logbook websites out there, Radio Oddities takes a look at 3 of the most popular and offers opinions on each.
Comment below on what you are currently using and what you find easiest..

[@hedgerowpete]

great video though, very informative

[@alanhensman6524]

I've got Log4om for general logging. DX log for HF contest and Minos for VHF contest

[@RadioOddities]

Interesting that you use different platforms for different bands

[@alanhensman6524]

@@RadioOddities the reason being is that many contest stations don't tend to upload to general logging software. Normally just to the contest robots. Minos is designed for VHF upwards and a lot of the club members are using that. Dxlog is generally an HF contest. Log4om is a good bit slower because it has so much more info available to it. It also automatically uploads to club log, qrz, hamcall, lotw etc etc. So suits the casual stuff and ragchews etc for all bands.

[@RadioOddities]

@@alanhensman6524 good to know mate thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@off-trailseeking3965]

Informative video! Just got my general and started logging.....so far on QRZ. Is there an option to see a contact map on QRZ........or at least export your ADI file?

[@hedgerowpete]

went to qrz when i first started out, found the forums to be full of ignorant americian radio trolls. never bothered with it since. far to many trolls and gobs on it. its neither friendly or helpful and just plain abusive. as for the log books i keep nothing, nor do i do cards or e cards

[@maurices5259]

Don't understand this - it says "takes a look at" but shows nothing at all except this guy talking, I was expecting to see examples of the log books available,layout, content etc.

[@KentOlsen]

You asked for information and yet when I post something I cant see it??

[@RadioOddities]

Nothing posted, ive checked the held comments and there is nothing there.