It’s been a while since I conducted an analysis of the modes on the air (such as in 2021). One of the reasons is that it’s quite laborious to do the analysis, and I haven’t really expected to be able … Continue reading
Club Log uses matching – a system of pairing two QSOs – where both callsigns are in Club Log. The strength of this feature is that it provides a sure confirmation of a QSO, and this match is acceptable for … Continue reading
Club Log report on the modes and activity of radio amateurs, dated March 2021 Continue reading
DXers have adopted FT8 to catch openings on the 6m band in the last year in even greater numbers than on HF. With the often sporadic nature of the openings on 6m, it’s easy to see the upsides of all … Continue reading
Guest post by John, G3WGV My first article on Folding@home for Club Loggers got some good feedback so I have decided to write another! Several of you have asked how it is possible to amass a score of 100 million … Continue reading
Summary: Download the Folding at Home software Input our team, number 246763 Part 2 of this article is now available here: https://g7vjr.org/2020/05/foldinghome-and-the-club-log-community-part-2/ Guest post by John Linford, G3WGV Wherever you are in the world you must be, as I am, … Continue reading
Club Log has received a substantial grant from major DX foundations to invest in new hardware for 2020 and beyond Continue reading
Real-time uploads have always been a thing, but they are now more popular than ever (perhaps in a small way due to the new Live Stream feature, which was released in September 2019 and gives everyone access to a new … Continue reading
As of 3rd September 2019, Club Log offers a new feature. Live Stream provides a console view of QSOs being logged in real-time, including a map showing the location of the QSOs. Each time new QSOs are uploaded to Club … Continue reading
I recently prepared a database report to show the frequencies that are used for 6M QSOs. In this report, the QSOs are only those logged by stations in Europe between 1 September 2018 and 31 August 2019 (hopefully, therefore, encapsulating … Continue reading