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• qsoLog is a program written by KD7KDO for logging conversations between amateur radio (HAM) operators and storing a record of these conversations in a qsoLogBook which conforms to the ADIF 2.0 and ADIF 3.1.2 specification."
• the output file qsoLogBook may be uploaded to eQSL.cc after changing its file type to ".adi" "
• whereas the project is a bit dated, written using the LINUX TCL/TK toolbox, several new python programs work with ADIF files for checking fday logs and creating cabrillo output files for uploading to QSO parties. "
• many modern loggers interface directly to the radios (unfortunately this one does not) getting frequency, time and so forth directly as you operate. "
• this logger was written to process the manual entries I've put into my OLD SCHOOL logbook, for uploading to EQSL and LOTW "
• check it out and let me know of possible errors and ways to make it more useful "
• many times I use N1MM+ logger now and then may edit the ADIF file output to submit my Cabrillo output files - use NAME field to capture exchange, then use something like qsoLog-AZQP.py to read it in and output Cab file
  
  
  

  Project Members:

  • P. Bennett (admin)
  
  

[P. Bennett]

A new python program was released in version 1.18
This program reads an ADIF file from N3FJP logging output and
converts it to a Cabrillo output file. Look for:
wfdAdif2Cab.py
wfdAdif2Cab-README

[P. Bennett]

Updated the input screen form for easier logging for contests and FT8 entries.
Version 1.19 is ready for prime time.

[P. Bennett]

My latest program is written in PYTHON ... and functionally replaces the old qsoLog program.
It is called qsoLog.py
It runs both on Windows and Linux
Enjoy!