This is the (now old) Home Page for the FDLog software (July 2008).

FDLog is getting its own website! (April 2010). See FDLog's New Home at www.FDLog.info∞

This program cohesively ties together the stations in the Field Day activity, maintaining copies of all data on all computers via the (wireless) network. It allows the stations to choose bands knowing the status of the other stations in the group at a glance. It helps manage the number of transmitters active and allows everyone on the site to see "what's going on" at all times. The input system is designed for minimum keystrokes, and it is optimized for Field Day operations. It is capable of preparing nearly the whole FD Entry form for ARRL submission, making it much easier to actually send in the results. More information is included in the Readme and Manual, accessible below.

FDLog is distributed under the GNU Public License. It is written in Python (which is available for no charge) and is of course itself available at no charge. In addition to synchronizing databases over the wireless network, it synchronizes the time clock in FDLog.

FDLog was developed on Windows 2000, but has been used on XP, Linux and on the Macintosh. It is compatible with Python versions 2.4 through 2.6.

See the New FDLog Site∞.

See the Support Forums∞ for FDLog Support.
New Support Forum: FDLog Support Forum∞

See the FDLog Pages∞ for details and downloads of older versions.

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