#Update macloggerdx from qrz 64 Bit#
#Update macloggerdx from qrz drivers#
#Update macloggerdx from qrz update#

6M FlexRadio SmartSDR tuning bug fixed.

Log display after search and delete bug fixed.

Added Call and DXCC History to Spots Contextual Menu.

Added State and DXCC# Log search options.

#Update macloggerdx from qrz 64 Bit#

Requires OS X 10.6.8+ and Intel 64 bit Processor.

Awards Tracking, Band Activity, Schedules, Memories, QSL Generation, ADIF import, export, Club Log integration, eQSL, LoTW Confirmations and much more. MacLoggerDX can also email you when the Bands are open or that rare DX is spotted. Alerting you to rare contacts or Band Openings and looking up, displaying on 2D, 3D and Satellite Maps and logging your contacts to a super fast sql database.

So, if your in the market for a Mac friendly logging program, we strongly recommend MacloggerDX without reservation.

#Update macloggerdx from qrz update#

MacLoggerDX supports close to a hundred radios, automatically tuning to the spots you are interested in, swinging your beam around. He is also very attentive to user needs and responds in a very timely manner with frequent updates, including detailed explanations of what a particular update will do for the user. Organizing and filtering the spots from your favourite DX Cluster for DXing, Contesting or casual rag-chewing. RUMlogNG is my favourite logging software.MacLoggerDX is your Total Mac Ham Radio Assistant… I own and have used DX4WIN for many years. Also own and have used AC Log as well as MacLoggerDX. On the Windows platform I prefer DXlab, albeit somewhat clunky and convoluted. I had high hopes for MacLoggerDX, but found the LoTW, ClubLog integration, award tracking, QSL tracking and 'all the info I need at a glance' not as useful as in RUMlog. MacLogger has more eye-candy, is prettier. But RUMlog is, for me at least, more functional for the DX'er. RUMlog is available in the App Store, and updates from the App Store - the way serious Mac software should be. Thank you DL2RUM! 73Įarlier 5-star review posted by ZS1DX on I've been using RUMlogNG daily for about a month now. Previously I logged with DXKeeper, from the DXLab suite. Being excellent software, I't was a tough act to follow. RUMLogNG is very well designed/coded software for DXers. I much prefer it to the popular MacLogger.

RUMLog's intuitive layout, effortless LOTW/eQSL integration, QRZ lookup, Search functions, etc., are easy on the eyes and brain. While it worked great, I am a Mac person and missed Macloggerdx. Easy to learn, easy to use, and powerful functionality makes RUMLog a winner. Just computer logging has spoiled me so it has to go. Having moved to Mac some time ago, I kept a Windows laptop just for logging and radio-related uses.

Then of course the inevitable happened - the laptop wouldn't load an update and began to run like a dead wombat.ĭetermined to find a Mac logger, I tried the usual suspects and eventually arrived at RUMlog. Transferred my old PC logs using ADIF, connected to LoTW, EQSL, QRZ.com and DX spot server with no problem and off I went.īut wait! There was no connection with my FT920 so was unable to read or send frequency & mode information.

#Update macloggerdx from qrz drivers#

Plenty of newer rig drivers were included, but not the venerable 920. In the radio for MacLoggerDX setup all I needed to do was change one thing when moving from RUMLogNG to MacLoggerDX. SETTING UP MACLOGGERDX FOR LOTW DRIVERS Setting up macloggerdx for lotw update This is where the writer of this software went above and beyond.