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Have you ever longed for the time when computers were only seen in universities, big business, and Star Trek? Do you remember the ham shack being lit by the soft gl
Have you ever longed for the time when computers were only seen in universities, big business, and Star Trek? Do you remember the ham shack being lit by the soft glow of vacuum tubes? If you do, then you will appreciate the ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log.
Radio operators young and old, who like to use a pen or pencil instead of a keyboard, regard this traditional spiral log book to be an essential tool for their shack. It includes 52 log pages with room for 25 contacts per page (1,300 total log entries). Paper log books of this type have been used since the early days of ham radio. Even for DXers and contesters, t
Radio operators young and old, who like to use a pen or pencil instead of a keyboard, regard this traditional spiral log book to be an essential tool for their shack. It includes 52 log pages with room for 25 contacts per page (1,300 total log entries). Paper log books of this type have been used since the early days of ham radio. Even for DXers and contesters, t
Have you ever longed for the time when computers were only seen in universities, big business, and Star Trek? Do you remember the ham shack being lit by the soft glow of vacuum tubes? If you do, then you will appreciate the ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log.
Radio operators young and old, who like to use a pen or pencil instead of a keyboard, regard this traditional spiral log book to be an essential tool for their shack. It includes 52 log pages with room for 25 contacts per page (1,300 total log entries). Paper log books of this type have been used since the early days of ham radio. Even for DXers and contesters, they are still handy when computer logging is down or inconvenient. They're perfect for logging those rag-chew QSOs!
With columns for frequency, call sign, signal report, and time, as well as other details, these 8.5 x 11 in. log books will let you record your contacts without a computer. Contact DX Engineering today for one of these ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log books.
Radio operators young and old, who like to use a pen or pencil instead of a keyboard, regard this traditional spiral log book to be an essential tool for their shack. It includes 52 log pages with room for 25 contacts per page (1,300 total log entries). Paper log books of this type have been used since the early days of ham radio. Even for DXers and contesters, they are still handy when computer logging is down or inconvenient. They're perfect for logging those rag-chew QSOs!
With columns for frequency, call sign, signal report, and time, as well as other details, these 8.5 x 11 in. log books will let you record your contacts without a computer. Contact DX Engineering today for one of these ARRL Amateur Radio Station Log books.
Book, Reference, "Amateur Radio Station Log", 52 Pages, Spiral, Each
Part Number: ARR-1250
Estimated Ship Date: Today
Estimated Ship Date: Today