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DX Monitor v.1 61
DX Monitor is a standalone Windows program which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit, HB9DRV and connections to one or more local and international DX Cluster Telnet Servers.
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DXSpotter v.4.0
DXSpotter is designed as an efficient, stable and easy-to-use DX Cluster program. DXSpotter is capable of exchanging a tremendous amount of information in DX Clusters on the Internet and working with the popular DXSummit service.
NGenLog v.1.0.7
nGenLog is the next generation logging software for radio amateurs which is designed to work in the future.
Win-Test v.4 8
Win-Test is the new contest logging software written by Olivier F5MZN, the author of Editest (a reference in French contests logging software, now deprecated), and of DXNet, an Open Source DX Cluster system.
RXCLUS v.8 5
RXCLUS allows you to store your lists of missing DXCC countries or IOTA groups in databases and is then able to issue alarms only for the announces which are of interest for you.
Swisslog v.5. 8. 2001
Swisslog for Windows is a sophisticated logging program for Amateur Radio.
PstRotator v.6 94
PstRotator is a program for antenna rotators control. It works with a wide variety of rotators, supports a lot of loggers, DX cluster clients, satellites and moon trackers, and supports multiuser remote operation over the Internet.
IDXSpot X v.1.2.4
Connect to the worldwide DX-Cluster via the Internet easily.
VHFCtest4Win v.1.0.0.50
VHFCtest4Win is software for contest logging QSO's on VHF bands (50MHz and up). It is build for all windows versions from Windows 95 and up.
RCKLog v.3 24
RCKLog for Windows incorporates many advanced features that create the ultimate contesting tool for novice and expert alike. It is a powerful contest logging program for every ham, from single-operator to multi-multi.
Logger32 v.3.39.0
Logger32 is a 32-bit Amateur Radio logging software written by Bob Furzer, K4CY. Bob is also the author of Zakanaka, and a 16-bit version of Logger. A simple to use logbook for radio beginners from all around the world.