The RHR logbook

Every contact you make on RHR is saved in your RHR logbook, whether you typed it into the console, clicked Log It in the FT8 panel, or imported it from WSJT-X through LocalMate. You can browse, edit and export it at /logbook, and it can upload to Club Log and Logbook of The World for you.

One logbook per country

A logbook belongs to one DXCC entity and one callsign. Because RHR stations are in several countries, your account gets a default logbook for each entity its stations cover, created the first time you need it:

• At a US station the logbook uses your own callsign.
• At a station abroad it uses the callsign you are required to sign there, for example 9A/yourcall in Croatia, and HH2AA in Haiti.

The console's Log Entry panel only offers logbooks for the country of the station you are looking at, and selects one for you when you move to a station in another country, so in normal use you never choose one. You can add logbooks of your own, for example one per contest, with New Logbook on the logbook pages; see Browse and edit contacts.

Where contacts come from

• The Log Entry panel in the console, for phone, CW and contest QSOs (Logging from the console).
• Log It in the FT8 panel (Making FT8 contacts).
• Your own WSJT-X, through LocalMate's Logging option (WSJT-X with LocalMate).
• An ADIF file, on accounts with the Import tab (Import ADIF).

Where to see them

The console's Log tab shows your latest 50 contacts with quick editing. The logbook pages show everything: the sidebar lists each logbook with its contact count, grouped by country, with your totals and confirmed-country count at the top.

Where they go

Link the accounts on the Sync tab and new contacts upload on their own: to Club Log immediately, and to LoTW twice a day, signed with the certificate you upload. Confirmations flow back the other way and show up as the LOTW and CL columns next to each contact and on the DXCC page.