"I'll give up CW when I'm dead! MAYBE!" (Rick, KC8AON)
Ten years ago, CQRLOG 0.1.0 was released. It already had basic features for comfortable logging like dx cluster, gray line, trx control and great country resolution thanks to tables created by Martin, OK1RR. Happy anniversary and all the best to next 10 years.
A few days a go I found an article written by UIf, DK5TX about problem with cooling fans installed in TS-590. Unfortunately I had the same problem.
Today I got a licence to my new callsign OK7AN. All new articles will be published on https://ok7an.com and new email is petr@ok7an.com. See you on the air!
After two months we have new version! There are no big changes in the code, only two new features and a few bugs fixed. We also have the cqrlog icon back! DEB packages for Ubuntu Trusty, Xenial, Yakkety and Zesty are ready on Launchpad. If you are using my personal PPA, new version will be part […]
The PA L-4B is back in the OK1KMG’s hamshack. I made over 5000 QSO using this PA. Now back to low power category :(.
I drive around this area always when I go to work or return home. It took some time but I decided to visit it this afternoon. We have a few last sunny days and it’s really nice and relaxing to spend them in the nature.
This is mainly bug fix release. Packages for Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 and 16.10 are already available on Launchpad. More details in Download section of the CQRLOG website.
A few minutes ago, I moved page to https. The certificate is from LetsEncrypt. There are a few files available through HTTP because of backward compatibility with older versions of CQRLOG.
I really like EU HF Championship. You make only EU to EU QSO and it’s fun even with my small station. Propagation was not good, I expected more QSO on 20m. Finally, the contest was over with 683 QSO in the log including 3 dupes :).
CQRLOG uses data from HamQSL website provided by Paul, N0NBH. A few months ago I published short article how to configure Conky to show the propagation images. It worked but I still had some issues with it. I decided to write a special application to show the data on my desktop – CQRPROP.
