FIELD RECORD, build your logbook

Your station

Nothing here is sent anywhere. The book is put together inside this browser tab, and your callsign never leaves it.

Name, as you want it printed Callsign License class The band plan is drawn showing what you may transmit on. Everything above your class is outlined instead of filled. State Grid square Club, if you want it on the title page Deployments in this volume Four pages each. 25 is a season of weekends.

What goes in

Start from one of these, then change anything you like.

Field reference sections

Part One, the material you reach for on site.

Station records

Part Three, the part that outlives the volume.

Radio quick reference

Open a radio to see where its card came from before you put it in a book you will trust in the field. Only one card was written from a radio on a bench; the rest were restated from the makers' own manuals, and each says so.

Your repeaters and nets

Optional. A Chirp export works with no editing, and so does any CSV with a column of output frequencies. Leave these empty and the repeater pages come through as ruled grids to fill in as you work the machines. The files are read in this tab and not uploaded.

Repeaters, CSV Nets, CSV

The repeater file came from RepeaterBook. Prints their credit line on the repeater pages, which their terms ask for.

About — pages, — sheets printed both sides

Starting the generator.

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