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General Category => General Radio Discussion => Topic started by: ByteBORG on May 20, 2014, 1602 UTC

Title: Logging Your Catches
Post by: ByteBORG on May 20, 2014, 1602 UTC

Just wondering how our members log their catches.

Paper Logbook ?
HFU / Our Forum ?
Logging Program ?
Something different ?
Or a combination of the above ?

Thanks for your input.
:)

Title: Re: Logging Your Catches
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on May 20, 2014, 1618 UTC

The HFU is my logbook :-)

Title: Re: Logging Your Catches
Post by: ChrisLobdell on May 20, 2014, 1703 UTC

I use a moleskine notebook and just record my logs in it along with mp3 audio files

Title: Re: Logging Your Catches
Post by: RCCI on May 20, 2014, 1758 UTC

Hi ByteBORG,    

I agree with Chris. The HFU is also my log book.  I can view my previous 700+ loggings going all the way back to when I started here,12/2012. (or if you want to see Chris's 7,000+ posts back to 2008  :o !)

Simply click on your name / tag and that will take you to your Summary Page. As it opens up, scroll down to where the link / words: Show The Last Posts of This Person and click that on. You now have access to ALL of your posts ever put on HFU.  ...RCCI

Title: Re: Logging Your Catches
Post by: rdla4 on May 20, 2014, 2336 UTC

General purpose 1 Subject notebook. I find that when I write something down, I retain it better than typing it into a computer. The notebook also allows me to "break format" when needed, to write other highly important notes, such as special settings, the weather, musings etc.

Title: Re: Logging Your Catches
Post by: jFarley on May 20, 2014, 2348 UTC

Bound records books, 300 pages lasts about a year.