eHam's Product Reviews are a database of ham radio related products and services personal opinions.Ģ. This came around by Peter 2M0SQL operating from other peoples radio shacks under his own callsign but logging in different applications or scraps of paper.Ĭloudlog removes this hassle, available anywhere on any device, you just have to host it on a web server that has PHP7.0 and MySQL (or MariaDB) and if you’d prefer not to host yourself magicbug will happily do it for you just select a subscription option.ġ. This is an ideal general-purpose logging application, supporting HF to Microwave, it can even interface with your radio via CAT, sync logs from WSJT-X & if you are a satellite operator integrates with SatPC32.Ĭloudlog was designed to be different to standard general logging applications in the sense it was always designed to work from a web browser. Review Summary For : CloudLogĬloudlog is an open-source PHP & MySQL based amateur radio logging application, allowing you to log contacts via a web browser on any device and platform. All colors can be customized via the built-in User-Defined Color Editor or by specifying a custom stylesheet.EMail SubscriptionRegistered users are allowed to subscribe to specific review topics and receive eMail notifications when new reviews are posted. The user may select between the current desktop theme, an included “dark” theme (qdarkstylesheet), or a user-specified qt stylesheet. Many of Icom’s transceivers from the last 20 years will work to some degree with wfview, and we are always adding more. Even though our target platform consists of modern-era transceivers, wfview’s command dictionary is focused on commands with the most compatibility. Wfview has been developed with an eye towards compatibility.

The server can be a humble Raspberry Pi or a normal desktop computer. On the IC-7300 (and other non-network rigs), wfview can serve as a USB to Ethernet “bridge”, connecting the IC-7300 to the network for remote control and live streaming full-duplex audio using another instance of wfview on a remote computer. Special care was taken in the creation of the network code for very low latency audio - ideal for general QSOs as well as time-sensitive modes such as FT8 and JT65.

On rigs with built-in network interfaces (such as the IC-705, IC-7610, IC-7850, IC-R8600, and IC-9700), live audio streaming is available for both receive and transmit. Wfview provides the user with controls that may be comfortably operated from a keyboard, mouse, or touch screen interface.

Open source ham radio logging software