WELCOME TO Win-EQF* AND FAST-LANE QSO LOGGING !

Win-EQF* for Windows provides sophisticated logging and station control features in a flexible and straight-forward package. Tired of all those windows popping-up and cluttering your screen with your present logger? Give our logging software a test drive and stop fighting with your computer when you should have on-the-air fun logging QSOs!

 

Win-EQF* - based on 20 years of Log-EQF/Win-EQF



Win-EQF* sample logging screen - click to enlarge.

Win-EQF* is based on Win-EQF v. 1.94S by Tom Dandrea, N3EQF, who decided to bring development of Win-EQF to a halt after serving thousands of users since first publishing Log-EQF for MS-DOS in 1989. However, instead of letting Win-EQF go QRT - Tom decided to look for another developer to maintain and publish future versions of Win-EQF. After a brief period of discussions - Win-EQF moved across the Atlantic Ocean and is now maintained by Torkel M. Jodalen, LA6VJA, residing in the cute little kingdom of Norway

Win-EQF* is the "new" product name, with the asterisk added to distinguish between the former N3EQF product and the current LA6VJA product. The plan is to keep Win-EQF* alive and continue maintenance, bug fixing and product development. Win-EQF* will, however, remain true to its roots - there will be no popping windows, no bells and whistles - just pure performance QSO logging with well-considered functionality. 

 

Sure - a true Win32 application



Sure, Win-EQF* is GOLIST-friendly as well!

Win-EQF* is a true Win32 product, running as a console application. The user interface contains many standard Windows(tm) elements, but Win-EQF* is loyal to its traditional and well-liked character-based user interface. Everyday logging routines can easily be achieved by easy-to-remember keyboard shortcuts instead of time-consuming "mousing around". Win-EQF* comes with an extensive electronic user's manual - but the program itself can easily be set up and used without even opening the manual.

YES, it communicates with your rig, and YES it connects to internet DX clusters or on-the-air clusters via your TNC.

Read more about the Win-EQF* features and give it a try