It offers features such as automatic logging of contact details when online, QSO Map and ADIF export. What is HAMRS, and what does it do? HAMRS is an amateur radio logging app that simplifies the logging process for amateur radio operators.
Once I return home from my Parks on the Air activation I transfer my completed log from my smartphone to the PC and run the exported ADIF file through ADIF Master (PC version only) to double check my log for errors and omissions before uploading it to the Parks on the Air site. In the settings section of the app, you can choose a subscribed (QRZ) or free (HAMDB) callsign lookup service. If I happen to be in an area with LTE or 5G coverage, then details of each contact are automatically logged as well. Instead of logging to paper, I just log each contact directly into HAMRS during my POTA activations. My experience with HAMRS is related to logging for Parks on the Air and Winter Field Day. Each log is kept in a separate file and log exports result in files using the ADIF format.Īt the time of this post, HAMRS does not include centralized logging for events like field day, but with a bit of ingenuity the ADIF output from multiple stations might be combined for log submission.Īdded virtual number keyboard for mobile devices for callsign inputĪllow decimals and values lower than 1 in TX_PWR field HAMRS rolls four different logging templates into one app: Generic logger, Parks on the Air, Summits on the Air, Field Day and Winter Field Day. In addition, HAMRS runs on the iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The HAMRS app covers Windows, MAC, UBUNTU, Raspian, and even a 32 bit version for older systems.
Jarrett Green designed HAMRS with multiple platforms in mind. Using HAMRS and contributing to the community forum is a great way to help other hams that are new to HAMRS.
HAMRS includes an active community of ham radio operators who help each other with questions and provides a platform for enhancement requests. The “desktop” versions are free while the IOS and Android downloads are currently $4.99. HAMRS was designed with smartphones and other platforms in mind. At the time of this updated post, HAMRS is currently at version 1.0.6. HAMRS undergoes a constant state of improvement and enhancement. HAMRS is the brainwork of Jarrett Green KC0ICT. A Basic Introduction to HAMRS from the N7LGN Radio Club 4/2021 Introduction:
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