NetLogger is a logging program that can use the internet to transmit check-in information to other users of NetLogger. Net participants that are ‘monitoring’ the net with NetLogger receive updated information every twenty seconds.
NetLogger also has features designed to make logging check-ins easier. For instance, if you use a callbook program like QRZ!, HamCall, Sam Database, or Radio Amateur Callbook, information like name, city and state can be filled-in for you automatically.
There is also a “Club Profile” feature that enables you to store and automatically display station information not found in a callbook database.
Other features of NetLogger include support for importing/exporting data in ADIF and CSV format, a built in contact database that supports complex searching, automatic entry of UTC, date and time when logging contacts, viewing of upcoming net schedules on-line, ability to post your own net schedule, ability to send a list of check-ins to an email reflector, ability to print QSL labels, mailing labels and contacts, plus many other features.
How do I get NetLogger?
You can download NetLogger here.
Use of NetLogger by JARC
The use of NetLogger by JARC is ‘unofficial’ in nature. JARC does not endorse, recommend, prefer, or require the use of any logging program, system, or method. JARC does not have access to the program source code to fix bugs.