Ham Radio Tools
with Ham Radio Tools you can:-look up callsign information!-find current GPS location information-save each contact to a log database stored on the phone-review and edit each log entry-search for keywords in different fields of the log entry-calculate a simple quarter and half wave antenna length-calculate the wavelength of a frequency-many more
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* Now includes band limits for All Amateur Licenses ***
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* Calculators for Yagi, Dipole, J-pole, and Vertical antennas ***
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* Callsign Lookup is now included!!! ***
Callsign database is pulled from FCC website and updated daily! Callsign lookup works for U.S. callsigns ONLY.Results include address, current and previous license updates, date of any updates, type and class of license, and even includes a link to the FCC database for even more details. Address can be mapped on Google Maps by tapping on the address.
The contact log allows you to store information about a completed contact including date, time started, time ended, frequency, mode, station, location, signal reports, and an area for general comments about the contact. A must for field day and general book keeping. Data and start time are filled in when starting the log to save time. End time can even be filled in automatically upon saving the log entry.
The contact log also comes with a handy search feature for quickly locating that one of a kind long distance contact you like to brag about. The search is focused on fields chosen by the user. If you want to search for a specific call sign select station as the search location and enter the call sign in the search box. Search keywords are CASE SENSITIVE meaning capital or lowercase letter DO matter.
A summary of the band limits for each class are included. Always refer to the official ARRL Band Plan when in doubt.
Some simple formulas and calculators are included for quick reference in the field and includes: Yagi, Dipole, J-Pole, Vertical antennas, and wavelength calculator.
Category : Communication
Reviews (27)
nice app. diisappoimted that call sign lookupbis buried in menus. Of all the things a ham would use the.most, this needs to replace the worthless "common q codes" button on the main page. i really dont want to.dig thru menus to look up.a call sign.
I find this app very handy, but the problem I am having is , I have a new device with it installed and I can not get records from old device to read app comes up with wrong heading on page
Liked the app, but the call sign lookup no longer works. When submitting a call sign, the app will close out. Tried clearing all data, even Uninstalled and reinstalled to no avail.
seems very helpful but the with font size fixed im unable to read all the frequencies and various other text.
Handiest ham app to have! I use this app quite a bit. Especially like have access to the band plans and formulas.
I given 5 stars because it does what it says it will do. This is a very basic app with things you can do on your own. I did not find it useful but you may. Nothing against the application just not what I wanted.
Band limits for extra on 20m and 15m are not correct. CW goes down to 14.000 on 20m and down to 21.000 on 15m. .
After the update the call sign lookup STOPPED
What's Missing Is A Way To Lookup The Latest Callsigns. This Would Be Very Useful In A Suspected Bootlegging Case 😁
Great app. 73's
Useless if you live outside of the US
This may be a good app for such things as looking up call signs? But I am legally blind in my fonts on my Galaxy S7 need to be larger. This completely rules out me being able to use this app because the text has to be small otherwise it is all on top of the characters from different lines. In other words text is over text and I cannot read it. If the app took into consideration that larger text could be used, and then allow the user to scroll up or down, then I would be able to look and see how useful the app might be? I just can't tell and I wish things were different.
Nice app if you are buying antenna s . Call sign look up only if you are in USA. So no use if you are anywhere else
Better than expected. Real handy to have repeater freqs, antenna calculator, band limits and more... in the palm of my hand.
It is a nice app, but it says my Callsign is not valid.
All I can say is wow. Nice update the UI really needed it and it looks great! I've had this app on every Android phone I've had since 2010 it's a very useful tool to have for any Ham. 73
666th reviewer.
Just be aware that the dipole calculator gives the FULL Wavelength. Just take the result and divide by 2. If the application writer could Change that so the results are for a half-wave dipole that we use in the real world and it would be better. Also add a database of common feedlines. Including velocity factor. Also the loss per hundred feet from the published tables. Otherwise thank you.
I never waste my time reading things, but wow! I think this is one of the best apps I've ever gotten, and it is easier to use and has more features than I expected. I'm only in amateur, and even I can see how to use this! That's important to me. Some of these ham tools are so complicated, I don't even know what I'm looking at. This one is useful for the amateur to the extra.
Poor Legacy UI. This app is not up to date with it's content or it's user interface. Much work must be done to make this a good app.
Great app but there should be a disclaimer about that band plans being applicable to people in the USA only, each country is different.
It is good to record your logs digitaly. Shame I could only find a usa version of this app. I hope there are more regional versions of this app.
Double size on all frequencies. Running Asus N7 lte for a 27.385 antenna give me a 13.692.5 mHz dipole( 10.40 m~) total for 2 arms .Barely good as beefeater
Cant find the call search function at all, everything else works great
Should not be able to look up call signs unless you have a amateur radio license.
Great app when getting started in Ameteur Radio. Has all the tools to help get things done.
I don't know if it's my phone or the app but, some pages are similar to lined notebook paper and the lines are not spaced wide enough for the words on those lines to be clearly read. So I'm not sure like this app. The idea is sound. But the developer should be aware of the readability issues on various devices.