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"Two convenient options for logging your contacts."

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Two convenient options for logging your contacts

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ARRL Logbooks

 

You don’t need a computer to keep a station log. Sometimes, a pen and paper are all you need to record those contacts. The ARRL Amateur Radio Logbook is a classic station essential, designed for keeping track of your contacts at home or in the field. Prefer something smaller? The ARRL Mini Log is compact and convenient for portable operation, travel, or whenever you want a simple way to log contacts.

Standard Logbook

52 pages | 1,300 contacts | Retail $9.95

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Mini Logbook

96 pages | 700 contacts | Retail $7.95

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