Logging with Radio Control software
 

Hello too all.

I am looking for software that I can use for logging stations heard
that will talk to my radio (Kenwood) and allow me to change
frequencies.

I have found a great number of amater radio loggers that will capture
the frequency that I am on, but haven't seen any that will allow me to
"click" on a preciously logged frequency and make the radio respond by
going to it.

Amazingly, many of this amateur radio software is true freeware.

Any input greatly appreciated.

Regards, Howard

Not knowing which radio you are trying to control makes things a little more
tricky, but I would most heartily recommend TRX-Manager. It does all you
ask and TONS more. Great support and seamless integration.

Just a happy user.

John

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"Howard" wrote in message
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Hello too all.

I am looking for software that I can use for logging stations heard
that will talk to my radio (Kenwood) and allow me to change
frequencies.

I have found a great number of amater radio loggers that will capture
the frequency that I am on, but haven't seen any that will allow me to
"click" on a preciously logged frequency and make the radio respond by
going to it.

Amazingly, many of this amateur radio software is true freeware.

Any input greatly appreciated.

Regards, Howard

Try http://freshmeat.net

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Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

ShortWaveLog can do that. It controls some Kenwood SWL radios and may
other brands. Its not designed for amateur radio, however.

http://www.sillett.us.eu.org/swlog/default.htm

(Hatfield) wrote in message . com...
ShortWaveLog can do that. It controls some Kenwood SWL radios and may
other brands. Its not designed for amateur radio, however.

http://www.sillett.us.eu.org/swlog/default.htm

Thanks so much for the input about Short Wave Log. Wow, its almost a
15 download! My poor dial up connection, but I will give it a try. I
see that it doesn't state that Kenwood is a supported radio on its
website, but I will give it a try anyway and check it out.

Thanks again, Howard