Click to expand.Sharing antennas or transceivers is not as easy as sharing software. If it was, there would be plenty of hams who'd gladly share the transceivers and antennas they developed with their fellow hams. And there'd be no more need for a dominance of YAECOMWOOD. But hardware is not software, and apples are not oranges. I for one am glad that there are people like K4CY, AA6YQ, HB9DRV and many others enjoy what they are doing (developing excellent ham radio software) so much that they don't seek monetary compensation for it.

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How absurd would that be? It's a hobby, after all. By the way, I do make a living by developing both software and hardware in a corporate environment. Without the tools available thanks to the GNU movement, it wouldn't be half as enjoyable.

But I know where to draw the line between hobby and profession.

Welcome to Logger32, a 32-bit Amateur Radio logging program written by Bob Furzer, K4CY. Bob is also the author of Zakanaka, and a 16-bit version of Logger. Photoshop cc full crack. Logger32 has been developed to be a highly user configurable general purpose Amateur Radio logbook with computer control support for many radios and antenna rotators.

N3FJP Software Customer Comments Amateur Contact Log: 'I've been using Amateur Contact Log for the past 6 months and have loved it since the first ten minutes it was installed on my pc. You've done an incredible job here - and it just improves with each update. You exemplify what I enjoy and respect most about the majority of amateur radio operators I interact with, whether in person, online, or on the air. Your willingness to tinker and experiment, always looking for improvements, is matched only by your tireless willingness to further the hobby and others enjoyment of it.

(Let's face it folks - Scott and Kimberly can't be getting rich from all the time and concern they lavish on ACL and associated applications - though they SHOULD be!) I think you've crossed the line from labor of love to CULT. I know I'm proselytizing and spreading the word every chance I get. Please keep up the great work, and know you are appreciated!' Kip - N6NVP 'I just wanted to drop you a line to say how happy I am with your AC Log.

I’ve been an avid computer hobbyist for longer than I care to remember, and I have rarely run into such a clean, well-written piece of software. The installation and registration were straightforward, and the program performs flawlessly without hogging system resources or creating memory leaks. Moreover, it does exactly what it was designed for very well, does it quite fast, and without unnecessary bells and whistles. Being a new ham, I really appreciate the clean and easy to understand interface. Also, the conversion and installation of the FCC and RAC databases went perfectly!

Thanks much, and I will be recommending your software to my friends.' Chris - KG4TPQ 'Scott, I have gotta hand it to you.

I have been searching for a good logging program. I came across your Field Day log this year and decided to give AC Log a try. No silly bells and whistles which you really don't need - just all the info in a very intuitive data entry form. AC Log is exactly what I was looking for, so much so that it made me, a loyal Apple Mac user, pick up an old Wintel machine to run the program!'